Dear Editor,
Your piece on the topic of cloning was
interesting. It was very hopeful and knowledgable. I must personally
say though, cloning is a technology that will be widely used within a
decade. There is much research into its uses now, but due to costs
and current availiblity, it seems as if its use will be limited.
Though when it has more popularity and more uses, the machines could
be produced more to the point where we could see cloning machines
inside of High School Biology classes.
Considering the things it could do in
the future such as cell cloning, animal cloning, organ cloning, and
etc, it seems cloning is limited to reproducing organic material
rather than a manmade object. Though I digress, no one can predict
what something can do, we see windows as large pieces of glass that
show us the outside world, but they are slowly becoming tools for
interaction through interface technology.
Mr.Editor, I think there are many flaws
to cloning but the idea opens up many different opportunities that we
as humans currently couldn't even fathom.
I close this piece by saying that while
you may excite your readers with the idea of cloning becoming a
common thing in the near future, I would like to remind you and your
readers that scientists and the law of the universe makes it
difficult currently for cloning to be efficient as we dream of it. In
order for things to come into formation, scientists are going to have
to find other links that will help follow the idea of cloning fully.
Thank you,
Nida
