Question

do you think human cloning should be promoted justify your answer

Answer 1

No it is not promoted because if all look alike then how we communicate and no any difference between animal and humans

Answer 2

The most justified use of human cloning is arguably  to produce stem cells for the treatment of disease. It is not only reasonable to  produce embryos as a source of multi potent stem  cells, but that it is morally required to produce  embryos and early fetuses as a source of tissue for  transplantation.

This argument hinges on:

1. The claim that the moral status of the cloned embryo and early fetus is no different from that  of the somatic cell from which they are derived.
2. The claim that there is no morally relevant difference between the fetus and the embryo until  some critical point in brain development and  function.
3. The fact that the practice is consistent with  existing practices of fetal tissue transplantation  and conceiving humans as a source of tissue for  transplantation (the Ayala case).
4. An argument from beneficence. This practice  would achieve much good.
5. An argument from autonomy. This was the  principle of tissue transmutation: that we  should be able to determine the fate of our own  cells, including whether they change into other  cell types.

This proposal avoids all the usual objections to  cloning. The major concerns are practicality and  safety. This requires further study.

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