For a while now institutes have been trying to
create an exact replica of a human being and now, as an article written in The Washington Post explains, they are trying to create human
clones for the sake of women who are infertile or just can not have
children at all, the point being is that the clones will never have the life force like humans do, also most of them will be born deformed or have no thought on anything at all, that would just upset the woman even more. If there was one unique clone created with a life force just imagine the prospects from the clones point of view, how would you try to explain to a clone when it becomes mature enough to understand how it was created with no real mother or father?
In defense for the women who cannot have children for any case, they most defiantly would not want a child who will look at them with a blank expression, without a life force and no thought behind the clone’s eyes.
Although there could be a
realistic non cruelty answer for them, when a girl starts to grow up her motherly instincts start to mature and what is the first thing that the young girl reaches for? a
baby doll, to care for and nurture, therefore if there is anything that a woman would be closer to is a realistic baby doll.
If there is an advanced educated robotic inventor around the most intelligent thing to do would be to create a realistic baby doll that if you put a real baby and the baby doll together you could not tell the difference between them, but at the same time create them so that they are individually unique with a special touch from the mother and father.
In regards to the cloning, I myself think that it is more horrifying and cruel then it is helpful and I dare say that there are a lot of people like myself that would agree. In parting I hope everyone has a nice day and that the women who can not have children get the loving child that they deserve.
Kind regards C.M.Couper .
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