Although the ethics and legality of human cloning are unclear, I believe that human cloning would be detrimental to the human race. First, many unwanted clones can occur because the cloning process appears to have very limited success based on what we currently know. Going wrong while trying to get the closest perfect clone should not be an option. It would be unfortunate if women went through the whole process and had to discard it, simply because it didn't turn out to be right. Where will all the duds or unsuccessful clones remain? All of this will cause the world to become overpopulated, just in case they don't then reject a human clone. It makes no sense to me to clone a human if they exist or already existed. Many errors must occur to be cloned correctly, such as: malformation, stillbirth, or immediate death after birth. The idea of ​​performing the procedure over and over multiple times does not help the human spirit and the society we live in. Just imagine if you are cloned and in your mind and thoughts you have high expectations from your clone but do not receive what you were given. hoped. This will create a lot of injustice compared to what we already know now. Cloning will only add to the misunderstanding of the true purpose. Like everything else in this world, we will use the cloning method to commit many mistakes, such as creating an attack army, increasing malpractices or doing insufficient research, all accompanied by additional disadvantages. A clone can do things in your name and no one will suspect it. This means that the identity of the human race is under threat. An unfavorable reason will be the development of new diseases. By introducing a whole new group of... middle of paper ... to his cause, some parents may wish they could bring that child back for a second chance. This shows the eagerness of parents to try to have the same child even if it will only be physically identical. That being said, couples will have this option and perhaps fill the void. In conclusion, it is clear that human cloning has enormous potential benefits or negative consequences for the human race. This also requires funds for further development and error methods. Human cloning threatens not only society, but also the value and uniqueness of each individual. Maybe they will have a checkbox where you will be asked if you are a clone or an original. We don't need more discrimination than we have now. As I mentioned at the beginning, human cloning will be detrimental to the human race. This clearly goes against the course of nature.