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Re: Questions With Cloning
Viiofix ( 01/20/2004, 10:20:24 )Based upon the information provided to me Cloning is creating a carbon copy of that which its' DNA was extracted. If I were 6' tall then my clone would be 6' tall. If I were bald in most probability my clone would experience balding unless of course by time my clone aged to the point of balding, someone discovered a reversal of this process. Is cloning moral? Well if that question were easily answered, there probably wouldn't be a forum of this nature. I suppose it would depend on whether you were a Democrat or Republican What is far more interesting to me is the work being explored regarding cryogenics. Is which the prevailing philosophy is one can deep freeze a dieing human and thaw them at some point in the future when a cure has been discovered for their illness.You asked how much will cloning cost? Unfortunately, it is apparent that once cloning has become a Worldly accepted practice, which it shall without doubt, you will probably be able to buy a 40' Yacht before you can afford to clone yourself.Much Luck with your research, I'm certain you'll find many Posters on this board willing to offer very enlightened opinions of this topic. Viiofix
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