YG>This cloning dilema is something I have never really thought would
YG>actually interest me. Being able to clone embryos and to do research on
YG>them does not seem right but yet it is something that researchers need
YG>to do in order for their minds to keep working. Many people might say
YG>that if God wanted us to look exactly like someone else or like everyone
YG>else he would have cloned us himself. Maybe he left that up to the
YG>scientists of today to do.
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I would hope that scientists have more reason for doing these
experiments than just to satisfy their curiosity. If it is just to
satisfy curiosity I don't think those types of experiments would be as
acceptable. I guess a question I have for you is what kinds of benefits
make it desirable to continue with human embryo cloning experiments? Is
just improving the chances that a couple with fertility problems has to
conceive sufficient reason, or do we need more compelling reasons? Is
the testing of embryos for genetic defects okay, assuming that one of
the "twins" will die as a result of the test?
Bryan Ness
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