Government investment in the arts, such as music and theatre, is a waste of money. Governments must invest this money in public services instead. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

In the past decade, our

science

and technology in the fields of cloning of human beings has grown substantially. Earlier it seemed quite impossible for us to imagine getting spare parts of cloned humans, but now it has become a reality. I personally believe,

this

modern

science

can help our society live longer than ever, but it would ultimately prove to be a nightmare for mankind.

First

of all, every person in our society wants to have a robust health.

However

, not everyone is born with

such

a blessing. Research in the fields of human cloning has opened up doors of spare parts for people which will help them get stable health both physically and mentally.

Moreover

, people who have lost their body parts in accidents can

also

benefit from

this

by getting new body parts which were earlier not possible. Ultimately, our mankind would get disease free and would have a longer life.

On the contrary

, some people find

this

idea quite daunting.

Although

cloning has evident benefits;

however

, people

also

find

this

science

risky. If

this

technology falls into the hands of people with the wrong intentions, they might create human beings for their own purposes.

For example

, groups of people promoting criminal acts across the world might clone more people to carry out their false projects.

This

would eventually increase crime in our world which clearly outweighs the benefits of aforementioned

science

. If

this

technology has

such

high-risk factors, shouldn’t we put a halt on

this

as quickly as possible? Yes, we should surely do. In conclusion, human cloning is a double-edged sword that needs to be handled with utmost care. People should take cognizance of

this

fact and government should make sure

this

science

should never go into the hands of negative people.