Animals that reproduce asexually are copies of the same animal from generations before they are exactly the same.
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Originally posted by jestermon View PostAnimals that reproduce asexually are copies of the same animal from generations before they are exactly the same.
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Cloning is possible - see Dolly.
Here is the question if it should be done with humans.
Shall we play 'God' - whichever god there is?
If parthenogenesis had proofed to be successful for the human race evolution would have led us there. It hasn't - so cloning cannot be a good solution.CARPE DIEM
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Originally posted by Anja View PostCloning is possible - see Dolly.
Originally posted by Anja View PostShall we play 'God' - whichever god there is?
Originally posted by Anja View PostIf parthenogenesis had proofed to be successful for the human race evolution would have led us there. It hasn't - so cloning cannot be a good solution.
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Yea no. Even at it's most basic all life seeks dominance. We may be an intelligent species, but we're still bound by the same shackles as our African Savannah-dwelling ancestors. Our body still acts like we're hunter-scavengers in stead of a guy that can walk to a burger joint at any moment of the day and get stuffed.
Dominance, power, elite, they're fueled by the same system that a lion on the Savannah is subjected to. In fact, only by fighting instinct with intellect have we actually gotten any further.
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