Question for Humanities. Please answer all 5 questions. 100 words minimum. Giving thumbs up thamk you.

1. (From chapter 7) Who should make the decision to terminate life support when a person is in a permanent vegetative state, and has left no instructions concerning indefinite prolongation of his or her life? Should government officials, elected or otherwise, have a role in making this decision? 2. (From chapter 8) GM foods are sometimes derided as "Frankenfoods." Is this a fair way to characterize them? Do you have any qualms about consuming GM foods, and if so why? What alternatives are there? 3. (From chapter 8) Define cloning and discuss the possibility of human cloning. Do you feel this would be ethical or unethical and why do you feel that way? Has any research conducted thus far demonstrated possible reasons why this should not be done, and if so, what? Should human cloning be banned, and if so, why? What might the penalties be for creating a human clone? 4. (From chapter 9) After reading about the work habits of the !Kung, does trading places with one of them begin to seem attractive? How would a member of the !Kung society feel about such a swap? All in all, who would be better off? 5. (From chapter 9) How often do you look at a clock or your watch during the day? Is there anything unnatural about being governed by clocks and watches? What would happen to modern society if all the timepieces stopped, never to run again