Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if we didn't have to die at all? Maybe cloning holds a promise of life extension. Lawrence Smith takes us through the examples of cloning thus far and describes that although cloning can be seen as a way to perpetuate life, he believes there's a lot of misconception in the public. He raises the idea that maybe cloning is not necessarily the continuity of life but can be used in many ways to carry on the propagation of genetic material or maybe even for creating organ replacements. Watch, as he takes us through these ideas, the future possibilities and the ethical questions that follow.
What if we didn't have to die at all? Maybe cloning holds a promise of life extension. Lawrence Smith takes us through the examples of cloning thus far and describes that although cloning can be seen as a way to perpetuate life, he believes there's a lot of misconception in the public. He raises the idea that maybe cloning is not necessarily the continuity of life but can be used in many ways to carry on the propagation of genetic material or maybe even for creating organ replacements. Watch, as he takes us through these ideas, the future possibilities and the ethical questions that follow.
