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Cloning over the years has been gaining widespread popularity in both a supportive and controversial matter. With great ideas such as cloning comes great power to our world, and the pros and cons of it need to be examined in great detail. In 2001 the possibility of cloning was said to be near in the future along with massive advancements in technology. A general law was later passed against cloning soon after its discovery thus portraying how human cloning should not be a part of our lives.

In 1997 British scientist by the name of Ian Wilmut successfully cloned a sheep named Dolly. This overwhelmed the scientific world as the success of the experiment is considered an incredible
achievement in science. However, ethics and morals arise to show that cloning needs to be regulated. It is understood that individuality is the most important part of life. This brings about the fear that if a human were to be cloned, the clone may only be produced to live without purpose, which could......

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