囧, this is the topic I want!

Maia 2022-03-20 09:01:16

The reading teacher wants us to have an English debate competition next week. The topic is "Can human cloning be justified by your need for organ transplant".
Looking for information, looking for information, with such high-tech knowledge, our English majors are naturally laymen, so I googled and found an article, which saw this paragraph

"Chances are, "The Island" isn't a glimpse into the future. Nevertheless, it brings up a relevant point about the potential uses for human reproductive cloning"

so curiosity is like flooding of the Yellow River. I went to watch this movie soon, but it’s okay if I didn’t watch it. After watching it, my point of view has turned towards The direction of anti-cloning has gone, 囧.

Ethical issues, opposition to cloning is, in the final analysis, an ethical issue. Unless humans can achieve therapeutic cloning (just cloning organs, without using humans as the mother), there will be no disputes of this kind, at least I think so. However, the current technology is not as high as that level, and I suspect that in 2019 (the era in the movie), human beings will not be able to CLONE a very perfect human body. But here comes the problem, that is, instead of cloning humans as a basis, you jump directly to cloning organs directly, can you? BULLSHIT! BULLSHIT! IMPOSSIBLE! So we still have to start from clones. However, after being cloned, for example, if I cloned another me out, how would I treat the other me, the twin brother? Don't know, I don't know, don't ask me this question. Moreover, after another person who is exactly the same is cloned out, do we have the rights that every citizen has? Or, like goods, you spend money to buy his/her kidney today (in fact, strictly speaking, he /Her kidney is actually your kidney), buy his/her liver tomorrow (in fact, strictly speaking, his/her liver is actually your liver)?

However, things are paradoxical, and everything has two sides. Although I am opposed to human cloning, I cannot deny it-if human cloning is legalized, there will definitely be a new breakthrough in medicine. , And more violent than any medical breakthrough in history. Organ transplantation will be safer (but the cost should be high), and dangerous medical experiments will be done on human clones (although very unethical).


This article is really easy to write, and the heroine is very good-looking. I saw her in _He is not that into you_ and _Iron Man 2_. I can't wait to watch her another movie. However, it is better to find the debate materials first.

囧, I don't want that topic of mine.

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Extended Reading
  • Xzavier 2022-03-24 09:01:20

    A good science fiction movie, the visual impact is more exciting, but the plot is unreasonable, and the blacks' betrayal is also abrupt. Generally speaking, it is a commercial blockbuster that focuses on shocking scenes and ignores deeper discussions.

  • Darby 2022-03-23 09:01:20

    There are a lot of soft ads from Microsoft, Xbox, MSN search, but the idea of ​​2005 can basically be realized today, very powerful!

The Island quotes

  • Lincoln Six-Echo: Thanks for doing this.

    Tom Lincoln: That's all right. I'd like to think you'd do the same thing if you were me.

  • Merrick: [putting microsensors in Lincoln Six-Echo's eyes] Don't worry, it's painless.

    Lincoln Six-Echo: [in pain] It hurts.

    Merrick: [nonchalant] Not really.

    Lincoln Six-Echo: Yeah, it does.

    Merrick: No it doesn't.

    Lincoln Six-Echo: Yeah, it really, really does.

    Merrick: [after all microsensors went under Lincoln Six-Echo's eyes] The microsensors will move along your optic nerve. They will be uploading readings over the next 24 hours, after which you will pass them through your urine. Now *that* might hurt.