Right Or Wrong?-- The Questions of Human Evolution and Advancement in The Sciences
By Athen Goh
Introduction
We all know what a phone is. It's a piece of technology, isn't it? So is the television that sits in your home, and the smart watch you got for your birthday. We know that these were able to come to existence by the power of science. You may have heard that in the past decade (or so), it has come to light, that we were able to 'clone' a sheep, it was an amazing advancement in the eyes of the public, and a huge one it was.

You may or not have known about this following piece of intriguing trivia. The cloning of dogs, or as a wholle, pets, is cultivating into an industry in Korea. The purpose? Suppose your pet pooch were to die? They would take a swab, or rather, a sample of your dog's DNA, and proceed to craft a sperm cell out of it, impregnate a lassie, and boom! There you go, You have a dog! But most importantly, is that the sperm cell carries with it the genes of your past dog (I am so sorry for your loss), but the point is that, comes with this huge step in Biological Science, is a question of morals.

The Question
Upon a recent chat with my father, a very, very intriguing question alarmed me. By such actions, the cloning of animals, our power in the appearance of the animal, are we, by any chance, playing the role of God? It was a powerful question that had never crossed my mind! It does seem so, no? So this is the question of morals.
Should we not be the 'underlings' of God, or gods, etc.? Are we not inferior to such divine power? But at the same time, without such advancement, we humans may never, in the truest sense, evolve, am I right? So subsequently, we have conflicting conclusions to the problem, or more suiting, question. Therefore we have come across a paradox (two or more conflicting logical conclusions).
My Answer- Emphasis on The My
The conclusion which I present is most probably, the silliest, most childish conclusion that can be thought about the subject at hand. My only thought was that, what if, eventually, we, the humans, become the gods? What if in a few millenia, humans achieve immortality and become gods, in almost every sense of the term. We can already change plants to taste like other plants, so doesn't this conclusion seem not so far-fetched? Perhaps we will, one day, become the gods. Even though in the present, there seems not to be a feasible method of time travel to the past, there are still many methods, that technically might work, when the technology comes along.

Perhaps, it is stupid.

pls do not give me hate, I'm just a Chinese thirteen year old boii