Cloning isn't exactly making a copy of one person. It's more like one egg twins. Same genetics, true. But as they grow they get more and more different.Originally posted by dP munky
i dont understand? what would be the point cloning a person though? 1 of each of us is enough runnin around here!
Cloning could remove all genetical diseases (alzheimers and such) which is a good thing...
The problem could be in overpopulating the earth .
Hmm, but the brain ages too. It won't last forever...An imortality thought..
If you clone a human, (or anything else), then introduce the genetic malfunctions which prevent the growth of the brain, (there are several), you have a body, which is not a person, (no brain), that, given sufficient advances in technique, you could transplant the older persons brain into. No rejection worries/drugs. Imortality, just swap bodies every 30/40 years.
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