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I beg to differ... There is one major problem.

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Kathyrn

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Date Posted: 18:56:56 04/08/02 Mon
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In reply to: Xpltivdletd 's message, "Must respectfully beg to differ." on 22:02:30 04/07/02 Sun

>Human cloning happens every time a fertilized egg
>becomes identical twins. The hysteria over cloning is
>consuming the time, attention & other resources of
>legislatures all over the world. Those resources
>would otherwise be applied to things legislatures
>usually inflict on us--things that do us no good but
>hurt us worse. Long as they're running in circles,
>screaming & shouting over The Evils Of Cloning,
>they aren't taking things away from us and making
>everything we do cost us more. So it's kinda like
>Bingo. RKBA! Regards, all.
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All ethical questions aside. There is still one major problem...

One need only look to dolly the sheep.

We do not know how to turn back the bio-time clock!

Therefore, once a human clone reachs maturity (Hopefully that long) It will age and start to suffer at an excelerated rate!

Immulating the Donor- ie., the original person at their present age...

Let us hope that the future clone the woman is carrying is from a young donor!

Otherwise, this could turn out to be a real pathetic Frankinstein tragedy...

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There may be others, as well. But sometimes the only way to	Xpltivdletd	22:32:11 04/08/02 Mon