Furthermore, cloning capers with nature and ethically inappropriate. This man-made process of manufacturing organisms involves playing with God. It is the power of God to create beautiful and wonderful living beings. By taking the power of God in their hand, humans are directing their lives towards destruction. The method of cloning can never be accepted by people because it involves going against the creator and master of the world (Bush Announces Limited Federal Funding for Embryonic Stem Cell Research). Scientists and researchers use organisms, that have best traits and reproductive ability, to produce creature that are identical and have the same characteristics as the original organism. They act as God by trying to make perfect creatures and so people …show more content…
Scientists waste too much resources on cloning experiments without yielding beneficial results. Also, the quote, " It is too impractical and expensive" (Cloning), says that researchers misspend money on conducting researches. Most of the cloning experiments fail and the success rate of producing perfectly cloned animals is very low. The biologists have spent lot of money on increasing milk and meat production by cloning farm animals. There is already more supply of dairy products than its demand, so there is no need to spend money and precious time on experiments of manufacturing cloned animals. In the same way, Frankenstein shows that spending valuable resources on cloning is useless. The quote, "How delineate the wretch whom with such infinite pains and care I had endeavored to form?" (Frankenstein, pg 70) shows that Victor Frankenstein risks his own health for creating the creature. Though he remains isolated from his family and suffers so much, he does not yield the desired results. Dr. Frankenstein spends his time and resources in vain to create a new organism, which looks filthy. Thus, cloning should be disallowed as it is costly and