Cloning: Unethical or Scientific Breakthrough Society has always scorned the scientific threat to people's firm beliefs and the laws of nature. From the rejection of the heliocentric theory to the opposition of birth control, prominent institutions have constantly attempted to suppress the advancement of science. Now the prospect of human cloning is challenging people's sacred beliefs about reproduction and life. In February of 1997 the announcement of Ian Wilmut's successful cloning of a sheep named Dolly …showed first 75 words of 2067 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2067 total…the shackling of scientific advancement and inquiry. By eliminating the unlikely implications of cloning, the government will also eliminate the invaluable benefits to medicine and society. Scientists must have the opportunity to experiment with cloning in order to find its best uses and learn from mistakes. Cloning research should be free to innovate to eventually solve the biological limitations and problems that plague humans. Humankind could rejoice in the profits of scientific and technological advancement.