One argument against stem cell research is that the development of the fertilized egg to a baby is a continuous process that should not be stopped, and that the moment the egg is fertilized, the egg should be considered a human (Embryonic). A second argument against stem cell research is that the people who are for stem cell research, are making ridiculous decisions about human life based off of age, and that if we would consider having a nervous system is what makes a person, and someone loses their nerve cells, would not be considered less human (Embryonic). The final argument against stem cell research is that if someone stops the process of the fertilized egg becoming an embryo, then we are stopping the egg from becoming a human
One argument against stem cell research is that the development of the fertilized egg to a baby is a continuous process that should not be stopped, and that the moment the egg is fertilized, the egg should be considered a human (Embryonic). A second argument against stem cell research is that the people who are for stem cell research, are making ridiculous decisions about human life based off of age, and that if we would consider having a nervous system is what makes a person, and someone loses their nerve cells, would not be considered less human (Embryonic). The final argument against stem cell research is that if someone stops the process of the fertilized egg becoming an embryo, then we are stopping the egg from becoming a human