My understanding is that this is their fate. Just as we were born to be told that one day we will die, basically we have no ability to fight. So do they. They have no other skills except to ensure their own health and wait for the day of donation, how to survive even if they escape from a Hayerson, a farmhouse.
2. Human rights issues of human cloning.
Hayerson is an extremely cruel idea. They are born and grow up, and after the age of 18, they begin to wait for the end or even look forward to the end. Except for animal eating, drinking and lhasa and basic desires, they have no right to be "human", just because they are "made". Like piglets in a pigpen, waiting for them is a clean and tidy hospital-like slaughterhouse.
But unlike the piglets, they also have thoughts, feelings, happiness, pain, crying and laughing, and they also accept fate helplessly. And their fate is precisely imposed on them by people who share the same face and genes as them.
3. Everyone's choice question.
If you were given the right to "manufacture" a similar completely healthy self for organ transplants for diseases you may have in the future or are currently having, how would you choose?
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