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…works proved the exhibits name "Sensation" to be just that. The images stay consistent of mutants, preserved sea monsters, human blood, genitalia, and an abundance of death. I was left pondering over the vivid imaginations and distorted thoughts of the young…

…. (A Clockwork Orange, Burgess, 126) A perfect example of the government controlling science is the issue of cloning humans. The answer to whether or not we should investigate human cloning is based on this question of human nature: Does every human being have…

…I think that geneticly modifying/engineering is OK to be done but within consideration. I don't think cloning of humans should be done under any conditions, because there to much room for error, a error made in humans could reck lives. No matter how…

…in the community is a splendid occurrence in view of the fact that His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, invoked the “playing God” cliché when the Vatican announced that cloned human beings would not have souls. This marvelous episode was also supported when our preceding…

…Processes used to produce transgenic species Transgenic species are groups of organisms that contain genes from other species. Transgenic animal species are produced by two main methods: the transgene ("two separately cloned genes are spliced together…

…of humans will almost certainly be the largest controversy man will have to face, both religiously and politically. With the recent accomplishments in cloning it is not such a far off reality that people will be able to manipulate future man. Although genetic…

…) The discovery of the structure of DNA resulted in an explosion of research in molecular biology and genetics, paving the way for the biotechnology revolution. Genetic engineering became a reality when a man-made gene was used to manufacture a human protein…

…Brave New World Society is made up of the morals and beliefs of man intertwined with the foggy nature of science. However, science and society do not necessarily mix. In the book, "Brave New World," by Aldous Huxley, a world without emotion and human…

…that it is a little bit bigger and it is not a potential person. (These days even that's not an absolute considering our new-found ability to clone humans…

…Scientists are always trying to better mankind. The words constantly heard these days are genetic testing, cloning, DNA and genetic engineering. Since this was first published in 1959, different methods were being explored to improve humans. The book…