Cloning and the Future of the Human Race Any knowledge of any person

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ZIAT FAYSSAL
Sididris Amar

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Science has turned into technology and various fields are associated with in it. Habermas determines that science and technology have become the first productive force. Habermas denies the existence of purity in science. In addition, he explains that technology has the leading role, as it has begun to control human beings. The study aims to analyze and reveal the contemporary biotechnological revolution and its application and impact on human race. It also aims to clarify that technological progress, instead of bringing people to happiness and safety, has strengthened the control imposed on individuals. Thinking about science issues and its results imposes itself in the current scientific and philosophical thought, and this confirms the legitimacy to think about reality and the related manifestations it produces by the individual and society. This revolution did not stop there, but take the advantage of science to limit life through cloning, which threatens the destruction of the human race. The most dangerous thing presented by the development in the field of genetic engineering was the technology of human cloning, which created ethical problems and threatened the stability and unity of the family. Human cloning will radically change the definition of the individual by giving birth to the first man in the world from a genetic father, and thus his genetic characteristics are divided and a deficient individual is produced and may die in few coming days. Therefore, strict laws should be employed to limit human cloning, because it will lead to oppression and exploitation and will create human beings without feelings, and thus canceling the meaning of humanity

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FAYSSAL, Z., & Amar, S. (2023). Cloning and the Future of the Human Race Any knowledge of any person. Journal AT-TADWIN , 15(1), 72-84. retrieved from https://revue.univ-oran2.dz/Revue/at-tadwin/index.php/AT-TADWIN/article/view/134
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