A "healthy" rhesus monkey cloned in China has survived for more than two years and is providing "valuable insights" into the scientific process, according to researchers.
With all due respect, you couldn’t explain this possible future in a single paragraph without using the term “‘perfect’ humans”. This illustrates the extremely slippery slope of how it probably isn’t a good idea to do this en masse because we’re already dehumanizing them by thinking about them as a source of societal output or deifying them as some weird, eugenics influenced super race.
With all due respect, you couldn’t explain this possible future in a single paragraph without using the term “‘perfect’ humans”. This illustrates the extremely slippery slope of how it probably isn’t a good idea to do this en masse because we’re already dehumanizing them by thinking about them as a source of societal output or deifying them as some weird, eugenics influenced super race.