Can be man cloned? If yes, then should man be cloned?

Literally yes, man can be cloned. In todays modernization and advancement of

technology anything is possible. With regards to the question man should be
cloned? Let me first elaborate the word cloning.
Cloning is the process of creating exact replicas of genes, cells, animals, and even
humans. It is a process of generating genetically identical man. Science made this
possible through the help of Technology. As to the question man should be
cloned? No, I don’t agree with the idea. Every human is unique and must not be
replicated. It is very disrespectful to the individuality of a person. Physically it is
possible to be cloned but the feelings, the behaviors, and the characters cannot.
For me it is not a good idea cloning a human and end up to be a robot because it
lacks the real core of a person. And as a Roman Catholic person, I believe that it is
only God that can give life to humans, and it is not a godly act cloning a man.
Therefore, I conclude that Science and Technology can help a lot in humanity. But
we humans need to be observant and think critically to ensure safety. Cloning is
good in some areas of our lives but not to the extent cloning ourselves, to avoid
problems and social order in our community.
Can be man cloned? If yes, then should man be cloned?
Yes. It is possible to clone a man but it can be dangerous, often
ineffective, and most importantly, we haven't thought of a good
enough reason to do so.
When we use the word “cloning” in our everyday life, most of us
are thinking about having an identical-looking or a copied
creature that. However, there are other hurdles to human cloning
that must be considered. To even research human cloning,
scientists would need to collect a large number of donated eggs
and find enough surrogates to carry them. But even if they made
it through it, the main issue is that they are going to harm the
baby or the person carrying the cloned fetus.
So cloning may have a larger role in movies than in real life
because the money simply isn't there, and just because we can do
something doesn't mean we have to.
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NAME: ROMELY JANE RECEDE
YEAR & SECTION: BEED 2-A
PROFESSOR: DR. NELIBETH FEDELICIO