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Surrido · 07-05-2007, 12:28 AM

i guess we will see organs cloned. which is a good thing.

you can do this "yeah but you can use it for XYZ..." with everything.

i can put butter on a bread with a knife and I can cut someones throat. I can use atomic energy to generate power and i can vaporize a city with it. ...
the list goes on forever.

whats wrong with cloning? the growth and raise of a clone would be like any other child with the only difference that the DNA allready had been there before (almost, because 100% isnt possible)

if you want a single eg twin is more or less a clone only that the dna was split at the beginning of the growth process. making a clone does exactly the same, only that you use different cells for it.

there are many arguments against cloning which are mostly religious or moral of nature. the arguments for cloning are mostly medical so i guess i would go for medical...

07-05-2007, 12:28 AM	#16 (permalink)
Surrido Squirt Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: near Frankfurt, Germany Posts: 26 Reputation: 10	i guess we will see organs cloned. which is a good thing. you can do this "yeah but you can use it for XYZ..." with everything. i can put butter on a bread with a knife and I can cut someones throat. I can use atomic energy to generate power and i can vaporize a city with it. ... the list goes on forever. whats wrong with cloning? the growth and raise of a clone would be like any other child with the only difference that the DNA allready had been there before (almost, because 100% isnt possible) if you want a single eg twin is more or less a clone only that the dna was split at the beginning of the growth process. making a clone does exactly the same, only that you use different cells for it. there are many arguments against cloning which are mostly religious or moral of nature. the arguments for cloning are mostly medical so i guess i would go for medical...