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The ethics of cloning extinct animals
#31
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
...What if people preferred your clone?
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#32
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
They should do it just for fun
It's not immoral to eat meat, abort a fetus or love someone of the same sex...I think that about covers it
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#33
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
You gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette ... clone away.
If it doesn't work ...well ...shoot it!

Just kidding, sort of ... imagine if we could clone life saving organs on a pig and kill it for food AND health benefits to society...
We farm millions of animals every year just to eat them anyway! hhhmmm ....yummy ...cheese burger!

Sure, our minds have evolved technically, but we are still the world's most ruthlessly efficient killing machine! That's why we're on top!
It would be sad to clone soldiers for war though ...that's just sick.

What about the soul for those who give 2 shits? one is a clone, a perfect forgery! I wonder if Satan could detect it? The implications for the religious is staggering.
No God, No fear.
Know God, Know fear.
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#34
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
(June 20, 2014 at 10:08 am)ignoramus Wrote: What about the soul for those who give 2 shits? one is a clone, a perfect forgery! I wonder if Satan could detect it? The implications for the religious is staggering.

The soul question of a human clone IS pretty fascinating....would Christians say "Suffer not a clone to live" ..? I think that would be highly likely .Thinking
It's not immoral to eat meat, abort a fetus or love someone of the same sex...I think that about covers it
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#35
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
Only clone if the ecosystem they were in hasn't adjusted to their absence yet. If we introduce species into an ecosystem that isn't ready for them, the result could be catastrophic.
The truth is absolute. Life forms are specks of specks (...) of specks of dust in the universe.
Why settle for normal, when you can be so much more? Why settle for something, when you can have everything?

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#36
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
Would it useful to clone dodoes? Or would they just taste like chicken anyway?
It's not immoral to eat meat, abort a fetus or love someone of the same sex...I think that about covers it
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#37
RE: The ethics of cloning extinct animals
(June 20, 2014 at 10:51 am)One Above All Wrote: Only clone if the ecosystem they were in hasn't adjusted to their absence yet. If we introduce species into an ecosystem that isn't ready for them, the result could be catastrophic.
Just ask Dr Alan Grant
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