Human cloning is not an ethical thing

How is that different from regular reproduction?

1. Natural reproduction involves two different individuals, each contributing genetic material to create a new, unique being. This process is based on genetic diversity and randomness, reflecting the richness of human experience and natural genetic variation. Two distinct human beings, man and woman, unite their genes to generate an unprecedented individual. This random mixing of characteristics generates a new, unique genetic combination. Regular reproduction is based on this diversity and unpredictability
   
2. In human cloning, a person provides all the genetic material to create a genetically identical clone. This process removes any genetic diversity and randomness normally present in natural reproduction. In conventional reproduction, each individual is the unique result of a combination of genes and environmental influences, which makes each human being unique. With cloning, this uniqueness is lost, as the clone is an exact copy of an already existing individual.
   

• It would collect cells from an adult's body, done through a biopsy procedure.
  
• An unfertilized egg must have its original nucleus removed, becoming an enucleated egg. This empty container sets the stage for the next phase.
  
• The donor somatic cell nucleus would then be inserted into the enucleated egg
  
• The enucleated egg with the new nucleus would then be stimulated to divide and develop into an embryo. Once the embryo reaches a suitable stage of development, it could be implanted into a surrogate mother's uterus or incubated in vitro.