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Hi students, so let's understand this question.
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So the first part of the answer is ut litarian ethics.
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For the second part, the answer is virtue ethics.
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So virtue ethics, this is the moral theory that is concerned with the moral character of the individual carrying out an action.
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For the individual carrying out an action.
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And utilitarian, this is the moral theory which state that an action is right if it is useful for the majority.
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Action is right if it is useful to the majority.
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And a value -oriented approach to kentian ethics, it demonstrates.
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So when we talk about the value -oriented approach to kantian ethics, it demonstrates that utilitarian endorsement of therapeutic cloning entails a contradiction of the necessity of the necessity of vulnerability, of human.
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Vulnerability and a faulty valuation of human embryo and also faulty valuation of human embryo and next if we talk about the pros of therapeutic cloning so first if we talk about the pros then it has the potential to create organs so it has the potential to create organs then second is tissue rejection is no longer a tissue rejection this is no longer threat then third is donor atom would not longer be necessary so, donor, atom, it is no longer necessary.
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And if we talk about the cons, then the cons are that we must have a definitive definition of life.
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Must have definitive definition of life.
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Then second con is that there is always a threat to cell mutation.
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There is a threat to cell mutation.
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Then third is it would require an extensive supply of eggs.
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Would require extensive supply of eggs...