Should cloning humans be legal? that is a tough question to answer. human cloning is a complex issue, and as in many complex issues there are differing opinions on the subject. take for example the theory of man’s evolution, there are two completely different sides, and each side is positive they are right. since the creation of dolly the sheep, human cloning has erupted into a global debate. there are those people who are all for science and technology. they want human cloning to be a reality. there are other people who think human cloning is morally, ethically, or religiously wrong. these people want their governments to intervene and place a ban on human cloning. american society already have negative feelings on the issue. biotechnology, in general, involves the use of living organisms or cell processes to make useful products. to date, the major thrusts of biotechnology have been in drug development, human and animal nutrition, agricultural chemicals, and environmental protection. the cloning of insulin, used to treat diabetics, was one of the earliest biotechnology breakthroughs in human health care. it is hoped that, despite the controversy of human cloning, biotechnology will a) have solutions for treating, if not curing, genetic disorders. b) be the way to create sufficient food for the world population. c) allow man to produce the type of animals, including humans, desired. d) produce animals that are exact replicas of those we already have on earth.