What is the future of human cloning?
Human cloning keeps advancing while raising profound ethical, legal, and societal questions. Cloning means creating a genetic copy of a living thing, and it has been real since Dolly the sheep in 1996. Today China clones pigs and monkeys at scale, and US companies clone pets for $50,000. I predict therapeutic cloning (growing your own cells or organs for transplant, no copy of you) grows in medical importance, while cloning a whole human stays one of the most controversial frontiers in science, banned in most of the world. The pattern is the one I warn about everywhere. The science sprints ahead of the ethics. Closing that gap is the real work, and it is overdue.
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