Should scientists clone humans?
Why shouldn't scientists clone human beings?
Would you clone a person? Can you clone a person? Can a fly or bees be cloned? Can you clone a person with their personal genome? Will a human and his/her clone have the same fingerprints? To clone or not to clone? Does a clone know it's a clone? If evolution has no purpose nor direction, why do all life forms make copies of themself, when not making copies of itself is just as random? If evolution has no purpose nor direction, why do all life forms make copies of themself? Is not making copies of itself just as random? How do I use clone() in Java? What countries are experimenting with human cloning? If all the humans are the descendants of the same person then how come our DNA's are different? Why is human cloning not approved? Why is no research happening in this area? Why do we not see a positive impact? Why other species on the earth have not evolved as human? Why do humans reproduce? Cloning? Is it possable to splice human DNA with an animal of some kind and birth some living hybrid creature? Why is DNA replication imperfect? If an extinct animal were to be cloned, and the species begin to thrive again, would it no longer be extinct? Or would this be a new species? What would you say if you met your own clone? Considering chimpanzees and humans share 90% of the same DNA, why can't they breed together? Can humans evolve into mutants? Why, if evolution has no direction/arrow, does it seem to head towards making copies of itself? Making no copies is just as random? If we cloned Einstein would the clone have similar neural structures that Einstein had at his birth? What are the pros and cons of cloning? Why do creatures reproduce? Why does it seem that cloning in Transformers Prime is similar to resurrection? Why is it called the Clone Wars? What is the importance of DNA copying in reproduction? And another question in details. Will robots ever really replace humans?