What is the theory that suggests every human has at least one clone of themselves somewhere on earth?
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I doubt that could happen. Two people can look alike but each has his or her own personality.
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All living beings on Earth have DNA
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cloning only can happen by taking dna from say one person the clone then has the same dna identical twins may have all of the same looks as a cloned person would but has differnt dna
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To the world you may be only one person, but to one person, you may be the world.\n\nThat's something to think about.
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check this out.\n\nkeep in mind the info is 5 yrs old.\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2001/11/26/1126cloning.html
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i believe a clone would be a person in all aspects that you and i are a person.  they hold the same genetic code, function with the same life processes, etc etc. therefore, in my opinion, an embryonic clone should be treated as an embryonic original. it doesn't matter how they were created, they were still created.
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I think he means clone.\n\nIt would be murder.\n\nJust because you have the same genetic code (as does an identical twin) doesn't mean you're the same person.
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Technically, a clone is a person to. For all intents and purposes, he/she is actually a divergent "you." If the clone has your mind, your thoughts, and your knowledge, then for all intents and purposes, that clone is a divergent "you." After a particular while, the clone will begin to differentiate themself from you and become a slightly different person due to different experiences, inevitably causing them to become a completely different person who just happens to look like you and share some exact memories from the past. This tells us that clones, no matter how much they are like us when we first make them, are separate human beings and have the potential to become unique individuals. They would more than likely be guarded by civil laws, and killing him or her would technically be no different from murdering your brother or sister.\n\nBy the same token, a clone could also kill you off and pretend that you were the one who had been cloned from him/her.\n\nSo... find him fast as you can, tie him to a tree, and beat the livin crap out of him until he agrees to stop wrecking your life!
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Hi there, \n\nYou are absolutely right. It is likely that Human Cloning will be accepted in the future. Just think of it...Wouldn't it be wonderful to clone persons like Einstein, Socrates, and other great people who have influenced this world? \n\nBut I think there must be restrictions on whom to clone. If not, the population of this world will rise rapidly. Also, it will give rise to unnecessary chaos and disorder regarding who is who. \n\nAnd I also think the technology should be known to a limited number of scientists, because there is a likely chance of illegal cloning (as in the movie 'The Sixth Day')\nIf every person gets to know the technology, he can take the creation into his own hands, and so all the unethical things are likely to happen. \n\nSo, on the whole, Human Cloning isn't a bad idea, provided there are 'proper' laws made and 'implemented', and people think rationally.\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny\n\nEdit: Well, I do agree with you that a lot depends on the society and the brought-up of the person, but I was just trying to bring out a point there. I needed an example thats it. I completely agree with you.
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Why not? It wud be a dream come true if it so happens.I love myself so much that sooooooo many people love me and I being just one person ,cnt be with all,so if can be cloned shall get made many copies,one as a gud humanbeing to serve the world,second to be with my family and friends,third to live my fantacies,fourth to be a political figure to bring chage in the society,fifth to be a teacher to learn and teach the children,sixth to be an innocent child to just play n play,seventh to be....oh!I can go on and on.
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I never really believed this until one day I saw a girl that looked just like me on a bus.  I was freaked out & upset at the same time.  She was about 3 years younger than me.  (I had to ask someone about her.)  I saw her a few times and some people even stated that we looked alike.\n\nSo, yeah, maybe it is a possibility for some of us to have a twin in this world.
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+\nReal\n\nNo one really believes that the human eye developed from some other biological structure in one single generation, \nNo one believes the iris could have developed without a cornea, or a retina without a lens, or a pupil without an eyelid to protect it.\n\nEvolution of complex organs can’t occur in a single generation,  parts of organs cannot  evolve without the other parts. That is demanded by the concept of the survival of the fittest. Part of an eye gives no competitive advantage to one over another.\n\nEvolution of a specie is impossible!\n\nThe nest possibility is chance….   One day a man happened   without cause…..\nNot very likely\n\nThe last alternative possibility is that the spiecie migrated here from some other point in space or some other dimension.\nThat would still leave us with the question were they created…  and the same choices..\n\nYes creationism is real and the only logical possibility\nthere are many good resources
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Aren't we the same?  We're animals that inhabit this planet, the same as many others.  What sets humans apart?  The idea that we have a soul?  That is very debatable and has never been proven or disproven to exist but the same could be said for animals possessing souls.  The fact that many believe that only humans have souls only proves that our egos WANT to believe ourselves somehow better.  In many ways we are superior to the other animals, hence our dominance of the planet.  But also in many ways we are far inferior to other animals.  So where is the balance?
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hehehe so true. Welll now we are cloned and impersonated so add that to your list LOL
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The theories could very well be true, unless proven otherwise. If you are looking at it from the theological point of view, then consider this:\n\nThe original ingredients for the single cellular organism from which all life on earth originated must have been placed there by some greater power. Maybe from time to time that power guided evolution to humanity, and maybe later that power will guide evolution to some beings better than us?
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There is no proven connection at this time, hence it being a "theory." There are definite similarities, like we share 93% of the same genetic similarities with orangutans.
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We don't want to have human cloning. That has been made abundantly clear by numerous polls and elections.\n\nI doubt that you personnally know even a single person who wants human cloning.