Directions: Work with a peer and take turns to start the conversation.

Task 1:

Situation: A biologist and a sociologist are arguing about human cloning.
Role A: You're a biologist and you believe that human cloning will benefit humanity in many different ways, providing remedies for now incurable diseases, prolonging people's life spans, etc.
Role B: You're sociologist and you are strongly against the very idea of human cloning, believing that it will cause many social problems such as what will be the relationship between people and their cloned copies, and what responsibilities people should take for their own clones.

Tips:
Great idea!
Everyone changes organs on a regular basis.
Heart attacks and kidney problems are a thing of the past.

But there's a catch - how do these organs get replaced?
It's another you.
That's funny.
liver, transplant, operation, moral, …