The arguements about cloning are great on both sides. I'm here to present to you how the benefits of cloning outweigh the cons. Assuming, that cloning can be used for the greater good let's go with that, and emphasize the good that can come out of cloning. If we can do that than by all means we will be well on our way to doing good for humanity, which I assume is what most of us want and realize has to happen for the survival of our species. The problemlies in getting people to realize the EXTREME need for cloning. People are reaching old age quickly and dying from disease. Cloning could prevent this. Our lives have become expendable because there is not enough time to do the stuff we want. We're forced to oversimplify our lives rather then finding a HEALTHY balance. Cloning will enable us to live longer, thus improving vastly of the quality of our lives to the point where we're not recycling people like we do our paper. See whe

Damage to the nervous system could be treated through cloning.

5) Two parents have a baby boy. Unfortunately the baby has muscular dystrophy. They have another child and it's another boy with muscular dystrophy. They decide not to have any more children. Each boy has over 20 operations as doctors attempt to keep them healthy and mobile. Both boys die as teenagers. The childless parents donate their estate to curing muscular dystrophy and to having their boys cloned when medical science advances enough so that their DNA can live again, but free of muscular dystrophy.

There are many ways in which human cloning is expected to benefit mankind. below is a list far from complete.

3) A woman who through some medical emergency ended up having a hysterectomy before being married or having children. Such women have been stripped of their ability to have children. These women need a surrogate mother to have a child of their own DNA, which can be done either by human cloning or by in vitro fertilization.

4) A boy graduates from high school at age 18. He goes to a pool party to celebrate. He confuses the deep end and shallow end and dives head first into the pool, breaking his neck and becoming a quadriplegic. At age 19 he has his first urinary tract infection because of an indwelling urinary catheter and continues to suffer from them the rest of his life. At age 20 he comes down with herpes zoster of the trigeminal nerve. He suffers chronic unbearable pain. At age 21 he inherits a 10 million dollar trust fund. He never marries or has children. At age 40 after hearing about Dolly being a clone, he changes his will and has his DNA stored for future human cloning. His future mother will be awarded one million dollars to have him and raise him. His DNA clone will inherit a trust fund. He leaves five million to spinal cord research. He dies feeling that although he was robbed of normal life, his twin/clone will lead a better life.

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