i think genetically, it is possible to clone humans, why im not so sure but its better to know than not know

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i writed a song.

don't know.

no one knows.

anything here is speculation and (not to be rude) none of you have any knowledge with which to speculate.

If any of you were Baroness Susan Greenfield* maybe I'd listen to your theories, but you're not.

She probably wouldn't know either.




*preeminant neuroscientist

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It could only be an exact copy until it was exposed to anything or able to percieve anything. Then it could react completely different to the original.

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Fortuna Favet Fortibus.

The cells in ones brain somehow relate to the growing and nourishment of the potatoe that grows in the garden can hardly justify why advances in molecular biology and technology resist the hordes of green carrots that suffer from the vegetation and procrastination occuring in the brain cells. It's an unusual thing for scientists to understand because of the currency that manages the flow of life and proteins between cells via the mRNA sequence.


I need sleep.

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Originally posted by Mebot No, because you are a product of your environment and no scientist can replicate that.

You might be able to give special traits to someone by altering their genetics.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers Why WOULDN'T you want to? Earth - 2500 = flying cars

lol

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Originally posted by notelfreak man i can't believe i tried to come off as responsible in that other thread, i am so full of shit just don't tell anyone