When will human cloning become ethically acceptable?

Imagine a world where you could create an exact genetic copy of yourself. A world where lost loved ones could be brought back, where organ shortages are a thing of the past, and where genetic diseases could be eradicated. This isn't science fiction; it's the potential future of human cloning. But as we stand on the precipice of this revolutionary technology, we must ask ourselves: when, if ever, will it be ethically acceptable? The debate rages on, pitting scientific progress against moral boundaries, personal freedoms against societal implications. Join us as we dive deep into this controversial topic, exploring the scientific realities, ethical dilemmas, and potential consequences of human cloning. Are we ready to play God, or should some lines never be crossed?

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