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“克隆”这个单词对我而言,绝非新奇或者陌生。早在那只被世界媒体“炒”得鼎鼎大名的小羊“多利”诞生之前,我就在无数以“克隆”作为题材的科学幻想小说中熟悉了它。就在不久前,这个幻想似乎成了真,克隆不再是神话。乍听这个消息,兴奋不已:这个世界杰出的人物实在太少了!克隆若真的能再造就一个爱因斯坦,一个贝多芬,一个毕加索,一个曹雪芹……只要各“一个”,那我们的生活又将多几分灿烂,我们的文明又将多几分进步。然而,正在我想入非非、激动不已时,一盆冷水当头浇了上来:世界各大媒体及各国政府、教
The word “clone” is not new or strange to me. Long before the birth of the “Dolly” lamb, which was famous by the world media for “chaos,” I became familiar with it in numerous sci-fi novels with the theme of “clone.” Not long ago, this illusion seemed to be true and cloning was no longer a myth. When you listen to this news, you are excited: There are too few outstanding figures in the world! If Clone can really recreate an Einstein, a Beethoven, a Picasso, a Cao Xueqin... as long as each “one”, then ours Life will be more glorious, and our civilization will be more advanced. However, when I was trying my best and I was excited, a cold water poured over my head: the world’s major media and governments, teaching