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**DenisMoor** · 03-25-2011, 02:18 AM

I think cloning is inevitable. What could be more fascinating, and productive, than raising your own clone? What a huge advantage a cloned child would have to be raised and nurtured by a parent who is genetically identical to him/her.

---------- Post added 2011-03-24 at 08:08 ----------

This is true.

If the child has the exact same DNA as me then nothing has changed, the bloodline has not moved, but has stagnated. I would much rather combine my DNA with another human than simply produce a copy of myself which has not progressed from the experiences the original body went through. I think cloning as a means of reproduction would be counter productive to the development of humans as a species.

03-25-2011, 02:18 AM	#6
DenisMoor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 640 Senior Member	I think cloning is inevitable. What could be more fascinating, and productive, than raising your own clone? What a huge advantage a cloned child would have to be raised and nurtured by a parent who is genetically identical to him/her. ---------- Post added 2011-03-24 at 08:08 ---------- This is true. If the child has the exact same DNA as me then nothing has changed, the bloodline has not moved, but has stagnated. I would much rather combine my DNA with another human than simply produce a copy of myself which has not progressed from the experiences the original body went through. I think cloning as a means of reproduction would be counter productive to the development of humans as a species.
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