Topic 1: Gambling
People differ in gambling. Gambling entails risking a valuable item due to an indeterminate occurrence with hopes of scooping a more worthy return. The heart to gamble lays fun ways of passing time or winning a greater deal. Gambling is becoming famous worldwide with some people viewing it as illegal, disrespectful, or violating social norms. Others have lost property worth billions due to the losses incurred thus viewing it as a way of indirectly robbing people. Nevertheless, others depend on it as a source of income continuously accumulating property from the venture (Wagenaar 127). Gambling is entertaining and stressful to some extent and the reason is that the gamblers do not consider the accurate probability of winning. In such a way they lack calculated risks being taken. Therefore, gambling is as bad as addiction to drugs. Articles have been written about gambling, people have participated in it, lotteries are everywhere in towns, and also internet sources have a lot of information that can facilitate understanding this debatable issue.
Topic 2: Cloning
People have continuously argued about cloning. Cloning is a process that scientists are using to produce biological entities that are identical genetically. Worldwide, people are routinely practicing it in laboratories. Cloning has raised many ethical issues, more so when prospecting the potential of this technique in human beings. It has conflicted the religious and societal values in regards to infringement of identity and autonomy (Brown 42). Nevertheless, other people view it can be helpful in the event that a female is infertile which makes it be artificially implanted with an embryo. Cloning is ethical and detrimental due to the uncertainties of science and technology, the harm to the genes, and the possible extinction of a given species. Thanks to the advancement in technology today which eases research on cloning. There are plenty of articles elaborating on cases of cloned animals today which can also be of great relevance in this research.
Works Cited
Brown, Terence A. Gene cloning and DNA analysis: an introduction. John Wiley & Sons, 2016.
Wagenaar, Willem A. Paradoxes of gambling behaviour. Routledge, 2016.
