rage pro-human cloning beliefs. There are many misconceptions involved with human cloning causing the issue to again become more complex. One example is that human clones are not an exact replica of the cloned individual. Scientists believe that genes produce half of human's traits, the environment one grows up in is the key to the other half. Human cloning is an issue that needs a great deal of time to look into. To deny this would be to subscribe to the belief of Genetic Determinism. There are many questions involved, such as, is a clone a real human? Do the share the same rights as original people? What are the emotional, and possibly more importantly, the physical problems associated with cloning?
             There are many benefits that definitely hold merit and these benefits provide one with very persuading points. Possibly the most important benefit is the production of organs. Human cloning might be the solution to millions of deaths each year from people who are waiting for organs. By cloning all the organs needed, the death rate would actually decrease. Couples who have problems conceiving children due to infertility or what have you, would be able to have a clone, and this could make millions of discouraged couples extremely happy. Infertility would no longer need to be a stress to humans; it would be extinct in some sense. Human cloning would due wonders for cosmetic surgery and the extremely popular use of plastic surgery. Imagine using real human parts for breast implants? Cloning is possibly the cure for cancer. "We may learn how to switch cells on and off through cloning and thus be able to cure cancer." (Simon) What a blessing that would be. The cons of human cloning lie in issues surrounding morality. How would a clone feel growing up know that he or she is not unique, like many people take for granted? He or she would be a copy, not an original, a simple "photocopy" of another p...