Comments on: Karma Runs Over Dogma http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/karma-runs-over-dogma/ Celebrating Sexy Geeks Everywhere Tue, 06 Jan 2009 13:42:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Sean Hastings http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/karma-runs-over-dogma/comment-page-1/#comment-1856 Sean Hastings Tue, 17 Jun 2008 22:07:45 +0000 http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/?p=108#comment-1856 I hope that human cloning also becomes available shortly. I really can't understand why anyone objects to it. A clone is no different than an identical twin, triplets, etc. and religious people don't think that only one of a group of identicals has a soul do they? So what is the problem? If I could raise a clone of myself as a child, I would totally do it. I know that the genetic code is a good one, based on the fact that I turned out to be so intelligent, good looking, and also extremely modest... so a clone would take away all the worry of mixing up a bad batch of DNA that one has in making a baby using legacy reproductive systems. It would also be an excellent opportunity to prove that all of my failings are my mother's fault by raising my clone to be a well behaved, well adjusted, productive member of society... I hope that human cloning also becomes available shortly.

I really can’t understand why anyone objects to it. A clone is no different than an identical twin, triplets, etc. and religious people don’t think that only one of a group of identicals has a soul do they? So what is the problem?

If I could raise a clone of myself as a child, I would totally do it. I know that the genetic code is a good one, based on the fact that I turned out to be so intelligent, good looking, and also extremely modest… so a clone would take away all the worry of mixing up a bad batch of DNA that one has in making a baby using legacy reproductive systems.

It would also be an excellent opportunity to prove that all of my failings are my mother’s fault by raising my clone to be a well behaved, well adjusted, productive member of society…

]]> By: BioArts http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/karma-runs-over-dogma/comment-page-1/#comment-1852 BioArts Tue, 17 Jun 2008 17:31:27 +0000 http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/?p=108#comment-1852 Hi Sean, I work at BioArts and I'm happy to tell you that, though the auction prices might be beyond your budget, we are offering a *free* clone in our Golden Clone Giveaway. You can enter by clicking on the Golden Clone Ticket on the home page of our website. Good luck! Hi Sean,

I work at BioArts and I’m happy to tell you that, though the auction prices might be beyond your budget, we are offering a *free* clone in our Golden Clone Giveaway. You can enter by clicking on the Golden Clone Ticket on the home page of our website.

Good luck!

]]> By: cyan http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/karma-runs-over-dogma/comment-page-1/#comment-1811 cyan Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:11:22 +0000 http://sexiestgeeksalive.com/?p=108#comment-1811 That is *so* cool and incredibly sweet that you might clone Wasabi. I sent this to a few of my friends who have dogs they really love that are getting rather old. I really wish I had saved some of my dog's hair or bio matter. She was my best friend when I was little and I would love to have a clone of her. Fantastic post Sean. Amazing. That is *so* cool and incredibly sweet that you might clone Wasabi. I sent this to a few of my friends who have dogs they really love that are getting rather old.

I really wish I had saved some of my dog’s hair or bio matter. She was my best friend when I was little and I would love to have a clone of her.

Fantastic post Sean. Amazing.

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