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MannerGent
United States326 Posts
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
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IzzyCraft
United States4487 Posts
RAWRR god dam that's gonna eat your brains later | ||
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Antipathy
United States222 Posts
"When Booger was dying, his eyes locked on mine," McKinney said. "And he told me with his eyes, 'Don't be sad, because I am going to see you again."' *Facepalm. This person clearly doesn't understand what cloning is. This level of ignorance really really irks me. | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On August 07 2008 03:06 bdams19 wrote: idk about you guys, but my dog is getting old (12-13) and I would love to have another with his genes =/ 2 of my dogs are approaching this age as well and I would *never* clone either of them, I don't see the point in having a dog that looks just the same but won't be the same.. Why waste that dogs lifespan trying to make it into your last dog instead of getting a new one (and making a new acquaintance)? That is if you want a new one. | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On August 07 2008 04:12 Bill307 wrote: Personally, I don't see why some people get uptight about human cloning. As far as I'm concerned, we already have human clones, namely identical twins. Now we'll just have the twins living at different times. What would be your opinion if some random rich guy want to clone himself like 3000 times ? Now lets take another example. A child die, and his parents want to make a new clone of him. Do you think it would not be disturbing for the new clone kid to know that he is here only because the original died ? On August 07 2008 04:12 Bill307 wrote: Heck, it's not like you're bringing the other person back from the dead or anything. If one identical twin died in an accident, who would consider the other twin to be that same person? Now replace the identical twin with a clone, and it's the same situation, imo. Reviving the same person would pose less moral and ethics problems in my opinion. But you are right clones are different persons except that the clone has been "manufactured". On August 07 2008 04:12 Bill307 wrote: Furthermore, I think it's pointless to argue about the effects of the clone knowing they're a clone of someone else, or knowing that person's life history, etc. The effects will depend entirely on what kind of person the clone is: it might motivate them to surpass their "original" or it might depress them. Considering the zillion other things that "may or may not depress" a person, I don't see this as being fundamentally different. How can you say " it will depend entirely on what kind of person the clone is" ? i mean knowing that you are a clone will for sure affect your own personnality and you wont have any choice. It is like saying " it is pointless to argue about the effect of being blind / tall / small / or whatever characteristic ". It is really disturbing when you know that someone chose your own DNA and physical look. Life isnt a supermarket where parents can pick up genes for their children. I hope it will remain the same otherwise it will completly destroy all the current system of moral and ethic values. Next step after Human cloning will be genes enhancement and it will lead to even more ethic problems and it will add inequalities among people ( poor people wont be able to afford DNA improvement for their children ). What would be your reaction if you face someone enhanced ? It is like facing a fucking hacker at Sc. It isnt a fair situation. | ||
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Funchucks
Canada2113 Posts
Yeah, when a girl blows a dog, you don't get dogmen, you get sedogs. Well... she does. | ||
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Funchucks
Canada2113 Posts
On August 07 2008 05:08 Boblion wrote: What would be your opinion if some random rich guy want to clone himself like 3000 times ...for meat? Now lets take another example. A child die, and his parents want to make a new clone of him ...to eat. Do you think it would not be disturbing for the new clone kid to know that he is here only because the original died ...and the parents were still hungry? | ||
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Nitrogen
United States5345 Posts
i think you never saw the OMG! SHE CHEATS ON ME! thread. | ||
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1tym
Korea (South)2425 Posts
On August 06 2008 22:20 itzme_petey wrote: my god... the koreans now have an unlimited food source. ingenius Yeah especially since these dogs were clonned by Korean research group RNL BIO. I think you can only commercially clon a dog from Korea. Only if you're willing to pay 50K for dog meat when you can buy for $10 though. | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On August 07 2008 05:24 Funchucks wrote: ...for meat? ...to eat. ...and the parents were still hungry? The main ethic problem i was talking about is obviously cannibalism. | ||
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
Here's a way to make it work. | ||
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LordofToast
United Kingdom250 Posts
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KwarK
United States43956 Posts
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inb4RUSH
Sweden85 Posts
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yoshtodd
United States418 Posts
On August 07 2008 04:34 MannerGent wrote: You guys, the real scary thing about clones is that if they are able to completely reproduce a person down to the last memory, they would literally be the same person. I wonder how I would feel if I found out I'm the clone of some guy who is actually dead. Well it's one thing to guide DNA, quite another to reproduce an exact replica of someones brain with all its memories and inner connections. A clone will start out physically the same, but their brain is gonna end up way different as they grow and learn. My dog just died this year but no way I'd want to clone him... would just seem like a dishonor to his memory to try and get an exact replacement of him. The gif of that cat is so funny! | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On August 07 2008 03:03 intoyourrainbOW wrote: uugh.. only white people would do this kind of stuff. the lady must be pretty wealthy, and rich white women like her are the WORST. Read the article dummy. She had to sell her house to buy the dogs. She is white trash, not wealthy. | ||
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CrownRoyal
Vatican City State1872 Posts
On August 07 2008 03:10 Hippopotamus wrote: Have your girlfriend give you dog a blowjob. If things go well you may soon have dogmen with your dog's genes. M5's girlfriend is way ahead of scientists on this one | ||
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DeadVessel
United States6269 Posts
On August 07 2008 04:12 Dave[9] wrote: Would you rather have 1 Dave[9] or 5 Dave[9]'s? or even worse... Would you rather have 1 Jared or 5 Jareds? 1 rpf or 5 rpfs?? | ||
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MeriaDoKk
Chile1726 Posts
On August 07 2008 05:27 Nitrogen23 wrote: i think you never saw the OMG! SHE CHEATS ON ME! thread. OMG that thread is the best, i cant stop laughing! | ||
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