But as bill nye put it, genetic engineering can be used to save the lives of many by creating a heart for person who has a bad one or using their stem cells to cure a disease like diabetes that affects of the millions of Americans. This is were many want to start testing, with 3-D printing on the rise making a new organ for someone is very plausible. But, in the passage of bill nye were in the interview, the man says they need to get approved by the state who doesn't wish to approve. many religious people do not except genetic engineering they believe should take it's course yet it seems inevitable that a notion of technological advancement such as this one will take place. Cloning is the part many can't bear, apart from minor stem cell use and such, cloning is a new person, created in a lab. This takes us back to Frankenstein, where the scientist created a living being, but no human, more like a monster of one. Who's to say this will work, the majority of religious people believe it is sinful and would lead to an inorganic being that isn't that of a human. This is the problem the scientists faced in Frankenstein, people were outraged by his work and demanded it dead! All in all there does need to be research regarding organ creation, and stem cell manipulation as it may just be the cure to many diseases humans and animals alike have faced throughout history. But, should we allow nature to have its way with our life, or should we use technology to combat it.
But as bill nye put it, genetic engineering can be used to save the lives of many by creating a heart for person who has a bad one or using their stem cells to cure a disease like diabetes that affects of the millions of Americans. This is were many want to start testing, with 3-D printing on the rise making a new organ for someone is very plausible. But, in the passage of bill nye were in the interview, the man says they need to get approved by the state who doesn't wish to approve. many religious people do not except genetic engineering they believe should take it's course yet it seems inevitable that a notion of technological advancement such as this one will take place. Cloning is the part many can't bear, apart from minor stem cell use and such, cloning is a new person, created in a lab. This takes us back to Frankenstein, where the scientist created a living being, but no human, more like a monster of one. Who's to say this will work, the majority of religious people believe it is sinful and would lead to an inorganic being that isn't that of a human. This is the problem the scientists faced in Frankenstein, people were outraged by his work and demanded it dead! All in all there does need to be research regarding organ creation, and stem cell manipulation as it may just be the cure to many diseases humans and animals alike have faced throughout history. But, should we allow nature to have its way with our life, or should we use technology to combat it.