Brock's overall conclusion concerning human reproductive cloning is that
a. there are legitimate concerns about human reproductive cloning, but the basic
human right of reproductive freedom requires that there be no ban on human
reproductive cloning.
b. the benefits of cloning far outweigh the risks, and so it should be permitted.
c. there is no legitimate case to be made for it, and human reproductive human
cloning should be permanently and universally banned.
d. at this point we should allow a limited number of cases of human reproductive
cloning, and study those cases carefully before making cloning more widely
available.
e. there is currently no ethically decisive case for or against it, but we should study it
further before going ahead with human reproductive cloning.
e
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