Do you even clone, bro?
Prompt// What are the ethical implications of the current issues of cloning and genetic engineering?
Word Count// 204
When scientists are conducting an experiment, they should take into account what is morally right. In my eyes it is not morally right for them to clone a human and for a human to lose its uniqueness through that. Cloning takes experimenting to a new level. Kids or adults should not be cloned to make a "new" version of themselves. They should feel worthy the way that they are. Scientists should think about the good that they are taking out of situations before they "clone" a unique human that has its own special qualities.
Even though scientist may think that it is all ok to do this because it is an "experiment", they still need to be ethical in their decision. The more ethical decision in my eyes is for the scientists to just not conduct the experiment period. They also have to think about what is ethical when it comes to genetic engineering. Even though its an "experiment", they should not change the way a gene is just because a parent is not happy with their child. Humans have qualities that are unique to them and no one has the right to take away their uniqueness. They are made perfectly in God's eyes.
