I tend to fall in the latter category. Reproductive technology is a very broad term and incorporates many different types of areas. As with anything that is too broad a topic, I believe it would be impossible to have all people agree that reproductive technologies are all good or all bad. For instance, the birth control pill falls under this topic. This pill is so commonly used within our society as more and more women rely on it as a form of preventing pregnancy.
Cloning also fall under the topic of reproductive technologies.
Unlike the birth control pill, cloning is very controversial within our society and the fire underneath this debate has yet to fizzle out. In an attempt to answer High s question of whether or not these new technologies divide ourselves or bring us together, I will first say that it completely depends on the type of technology at hand. Obviously there are great differences between abortion and male pregnancy, though both fall within the category of reproductive technologies. Secondly, I think it is vital to say that, for the sake of our increasingly global society, we should use caution with the various forms of reproductive technology. If I were to answer her question in a general manner, I would have to say that these new technologies do place a strain on our society, and in turn, lead us to disassociate from our bodies and communities.