Treating cloning with an ostrich policy won't do anything good either

Desiree 2022-05-13 16:09:25

When a couple's son died in a car accident, a doctor cloned a son from their dead son's cells, but in this experiment, the doctor injected the cell with the memory of another child who murdered and set fire. Therefore, when this child grows up a little, the hallucination of the child who murdered and set fire always appears in front of his eyes, and his personality sometimes becomes like that, as if he is schizophrenic, and even kills a classmate and his own mother. The child's father later found out the life experience of the person in his child's hallucination, and understood that this was the doctor's experiment, so he questioned the doctor, and the doctor injured him and ran away. The father moved with his wife and children, hoping that the child would be free of the hallucination, but the child continued to have that hallucination in the new environment.
This film should be a worry that the cloning technology is used for human beings and cannot be controlled, but no matter how worried, this technology will be used on human beings sooner or later, and various problems will inevitably arise, whether it is technical or ethical. . If you have a problem, you will find a solution. If you control this technology from being used for humans because you are afraid of problems, it will be purely an ostrich policy and will definitely not have any good results.
The horror level of the film is average, but it is good to think about cloning technology from one side, you can take a look.

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  • Jessie Duncan: You weren't supposed to see those. Adam, let me explain. Adam?... Zachary?

    Adam Duncan: WHAT!

  • Jessie Duncan: What took you so long?

    Paul Duncan: I ran into an old student, I got held up.