How Far have We gone

A detailed Summary of How Far have We gone

Moses Virella

"How Far Have We Gone?" Audience: Government Agencies

English I

Birth is one of Gods greatest and oldest gift's. Being created by the fluids that run deep within our parents body, has been topic of research and studies for decades. The thought of human reproduction has always fascinated scientist, and brought many questions and doubts into play. How are we made?, and What makes us the smartest animals on the face of the Earth? Strike interest and pose serious curiosity to many researchers and scientist around the world. With technology advancing at a rate surpassing our previous time periods, it is still unclear how far can we go, and how far have we gotten. Scientist have found that as humans we are made up of a substance called DNA. (DNA is any off a various substance of nucleic acid that are used as the basis of the molecular basis of heredity and are localized especially in the cell nuclei.) This substanc

e entrained from a humans spinal cord can be used in creating identical clones. Research has been under way for many years now, and in November a group of scientist plan to clone humans life for the first time ever. You can view your thoughts towards either advancement in technology or a race towards world annihilation. Reasonably speaking, I believe that human cloning is unnecessary and should be reconsidered.

As people living in a immense cultural population, clones will likely pose threat to our social structure and cause severe damage. If we start letting doctors clone humans, we are just going to hurt ourselves. There is no telling how many clones may be produced and let out into society. Have doctors tested clones in society? The question to that is still uncertain but not out of reach. If doctors where to let clones into society. and into different parts of the world how will they interact and adapt to there environment. How will they adapt to public schools?: Private schools?: In the mall and on the street? What about employment? There cant possibly be enough employment:, and What about the rejects? Like any manufactured good they are going to be rejects. So have the scientist and doctors researched how to handle a situation like that, or are they just marveled by there fascination that they loose sight to human error. "No human is perfect", a quoted statement from the bible is the statement suited for this subject. What if these clones where let out or somehow mixed into society?:, What kind of impact might this have?

Even with the benefit of the doubt in concealing, and most likely researching rejected clones, How would you segregate them? Can't just clone one right, So where will you store them? Might be a good idea to store them in some remote parts of the world, or maybe even a island. However history does not play well with segregation and confinement, want some examples: Native Americans, Blacks, Jews, all

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Approximate Word count = 1523
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)

Category: Science