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Re: How do you tell a grieving mother "No"?
john the angry man ( 11/01/2003, 05:36:35 )It must be really hard to tell these people that they can't have clones yet, but maybe they should at least consider it for a while first, if their children died recently. Their children might not be the same, among other things. If they are still really desparate for a clone of their deceased kids after fully considering it, then who am I to stop them? Anyway, do you think it would actually be possible to clone someone dead?
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