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Re: Picture of Cloned Cat
libfemme ( 12/27/2004, 10:34:38 )Benefit to whom? Some people are wealthy. They can easily afford $30,000 to amuse themselves. I can imagine certain Hollywood types paying that amount to clone a favorite pet. I suspect it would be something of a status symbol for awhile. It's not something everyone could afford and therefore a sign of conspicuous wealth.Would everybody seek to clone a pet? I doubt it. But it isn't necessary to sell something to everybody in order to make a profit. You just need "enough" customers, and I suspect there are "enough" people willing to buy a cloned pet to keept Savings&Clone in business.
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