clones?

[tic_tac_astro]

Wouldn't that be possible if you had some type of cloning equipment or device to do that?
What would you do if you had the ability to clone yourself?

For me, I would love to have one than I clone so I can be at more than one place at a time.

I would love that...

I just remembered, I think there's one bad thing about cloning.
I believe that if you're cloned, you might have the side effects of feeling weak.
For example, if you cloned your body about 3 times, it's possible that the 3 clones and you have a 1/4 of life split in the clones and you.

Can that happen? :huh:

[super_kim]

One of my lecturers is researching/experimenting growing body organs from stem cells, she said it should be common practice within the next five years. If I had a clone they would do my cleaning and filing and they would go to work for me so that all I had to do was go to uni, and have driving lessons.

I don't think making a clone would have any effect on you energy, unless the clone wasn't grown but taken directly from you, like splitting you in half. If you grow a clone it would have its own energy to draw on.

[DrFrag]

You have to remember that a clone is going to be a baby. It's not going to be like that episode of The Brady Bunch where Peter meets a guy at school who looks just like him and they get into all kinds of hijinks by switching places on the Brady family.

Now, you will forget I ever mentioned The Brady Bunch...



Move along ...

[DrFrag]

Incidentally, did I ever tell you about the time I fought with your father in the clone wars?



He was the greatest fighter pilot in the entire galaxy.

Stormtrooper: Move along, dammit!

[tic_tac_astro]

Well, I've watched this one episode of Lilo and Stitch:The Series, there was one experiment named, Dupe.
It was designed to make clones.
In that episode, Stitch accidentlly cloned himself 3 times instead of Lilo.
And for doing that, Stitch's energy was split 1/4 of energy amung the clones.
One thing about Dupe, it's side-effect was that it doesn't add up much to the original.
So, when cloned, life/energy splits amung the clones, and the original.
Same thing goes to food, when cloned, it cuts off calories and fat by half (cool! ).

Now, what do you think?

[DrFrag]

If it works for Red Dwarf, then it's cool with me.

[fafner]

Originally posted by tic_tac_astro@Mar 8 2005, 02:34 AM
Well, I've watched this one episode of Lilo and Stitch:The Series, there was one experiment named, Dupe.
It was designed to make clones.
In that episode, Stitch accidentlly cloned himself 3 times instead of Lilo.
And for doing that, Stitch's energy was split 1/4 of energy amung the clones.
One thing about Dupe, it's side-effect was that it doesn't add up much to the original.
So, when cloned, life/energy splits amung the clones, and the original.
Same thing goes to food, when cloned, it cuts off calories and fat by half (cool! ).

Now, what do you think?

Do twins have less energy than other people? After all, they are natural clones...

[Strange Wings]

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