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Poll: When Reproductive Cloning is Safe?


Posted: Dec 30, 2007

The folks visiting the IEET appear to be a little more liberal on the topic of reproductive cloning than the average homo sapien, since nine out of ten of you voted to make it a legal reproductive choice once it is safe. 

And more than 400 of you voted on the poll, which is a new record for our site.

Our new poll question is inspired by the recently reported research on the discovery of a chemical that can make straight fruit flies gay and then straight again. As ABC News asked, “If There Was a Gay-Straight Switch, Would You Switch?” So the first poll of 2008 is “When sexual orientation can be changed in the brain, Western societies will” become straighter, more bisexual, or stay pretty much the same. Not that it matters…


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