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I have to think that if we can clone Wooly Mammoths back from extinction and we can clone monkeys[1] that we can, and probably have, clone humans. 1. https://e
by redeux 3y ago
I have to think that if we can clone Wooly Mammoths back from extinction and we can clone monkeys[1] that we can, and probably have, clone humans.
1. https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Healthy_cloned_monkeys_born_in_Shanghai https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Healthy_cloned_monkeys_born_in_...
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- gremlinsinc 3y agowe can certainly clone humans. not like in some movies where the clone is all magically grown up. it'd still start as an infant and you can speed that up. The only reason nobody has (that we know about) is because of the ethical concerns. That and what real utility does human cloning give if you can't have a replica with your same age, skills, and experience?
- redeux 3y agoNobody is suggesting that clones are "magically grown up." I'm not sure where that comment is coming from... What utility does cloning any anime give you if you can't have a replica with the same age, skills, and experience?