A Clone of Your Own? by Arlene Judith Klotzko, Oxford University Press, £12.99, ISBN 0192803093 Reviewed by James Kingsland
PEOPLE talk a lot of nonsense about human cloning. There are those like the Raelians and Panos Zavos, a fertility expert in Kentucky, who claim to have done it and expect us to take their word for it. Then there are those who say it is unethical to “copy” a human, or there is a risk evil people will create a “clone in a cupboard” that they would later harvest for compatible spare parts.
The truth is that, despite having a…
