own DNA and genetically changing it. Also, in medicine, doctors give fake hearts or other unnatural feats that give life to people who need it. Some are saying that this is moving too fast, but scientists explain that there are over 60 trillion cells in the human body, each with 30-100,000 genes, which means itll be a long time before we can uncover every genes use and profile every bit of DNA in one body alone. Some are afraid that if there ever is a breakthrough, humans will be mass-produced, as shown in some science-fiction movies. Yet scientists say that this technology is nowhere near that stage and way of thinking. Particularly, in 1977, Karl Ilmensee tried to pass off a cheated attempt with his cloned mice that were later found to be many prepared embryos at different stages. But on top of that, many people think that the further persistence would impose on some human rights.If a human clone was ever successfully produced, it could have a very difficult time living in this world. For instance, imagine that you are a clone for a few moments. When someone tells you that you are a clone, you could have a variety of expressions. You could feel that you are a fake, that youre not real, unique, or new. This could result in deep emotional and psychological problems, resulting in depression and possibly suicide, or in psychopathic behavior, with rage and short tempers. However, scientists say that this might not be the case, as identical twins are clones of each other. The millions of twins around the world behave like normal humans, and in fact are not copies of one another because their environment causes them to be different. Media would also become a major part of the clones life, like a movie star, perhaps, and the clone could become agitated from this kind of life. However, a clone is not the only group that could have a problem with cloning.Another concern is for vegetarians, who say that this genetically modified fo...
