Human Cloning: Science or Bad Science Fiction?

Human cloning and its many possibilities have always been seen as a part of the world's future and have been popularized and examined through many novels of negative utopias, including Aldous Huxley's infamous Brave New World. To better understand the complicated issues that surround cloning, one should understand what human cloning actually is. Essentially, the process of human cloning, which is to create a human that is the identical genetic copy of another, focuses on somatic cell nucleus transfer in which the nucleus of one cell in placed into another enucleated cell (a cell which has been stripped of its nucleus). Ever since the notion of cloning has existed, it has been the subject of much debate about whether it is an ingenious scientific breakthrough or a ludicrous idea that can only create mayhem in our world. Criticism of human cloning ranges from the extent of its unnatural actions to its ethical legitimacy. Condemning it could cause human cloning, which has amazing potential, to not be able to achieve the apex of its abilities. As of the moment, cloning is a form of science that must be fervently experimented with until it has done much good for the human race. Cloning is a reality in our modern world that should be advocated and explored as it has amazing potential which can benefit the human race a great deal.