Conclusion,+Findings

Bioethics is something that not enough people know about. Or rather, it is something that people don’t know enough about. If one should take anything away form this paper, it is that preconceived notions are often incorrect. Seemingly unpopular topics are only portrayed this way due to the efforts of another group that doesn’t approve. Cloning, once thought to be an immoral manifestation of God, is now a broadly funded part of the private sector of science. The same goes for stem-cell research and euthanasia is now practiced in multiple states and with broad support to be made national. Scientists are an under-appreciated group. Ethics and moral are called into question far too often in their profession to be ignored. Many of them adjust quite well to these conditions and continue conducting noble research in the name of mankind. This is not to be taken to mean that they are immoral, as many scientists do appreciate the value of ethical conduct and do not abuse their so-called ‘power over life.’ If one thing can be taken from this read, take to heart the adaptability of scientists, who do not neglect these so-called unethical experiments for their morals and instead, choose to do them to better humanity.