🚀 go-pugleaf

And in a previous post by someone else, you would still have to raise the clones
and that would be a great price to a nation becuase the costs required to keep
it a secret.  Talents aren't genetic.  It's not like if my dad was a super
musician that I could be one too.  Go back and study some genetics.

Firestarter wrote:

> as i said hitler was an example,i meant some 90s madman such as sadam or
> Fidel,well we dont know enough about clonwing at the moment to know wether
> they will be born with the talents we try to give them or have to aquire
> them
> wait a few years and we willfind out if dolly was born with an adults
> deteriorating genes.
>
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> Miguel Cruz wrote in message <6pmm5i$lm5$1@news.ycc.yale.edu>...
> >Firestarter <majestik_12@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> that stuff about using cloneing for medical reasons is all very good but
> can
> >> you imagine the bad things that can be done?
> >> think what hitler would do if he had that capability?
> >> millions and millions of the perfect fighter!
> >
> >How on earth is Hitler going to use cloning technology to make millions of
> >perfect fighters? It's not like some Calvin-n-Hobbes thing where one
> soldier
> >walks in with all his equipment and infinite numbers of full-grown clones
> >start goosestepping out the other end.
> >
> >Each of these millions of perfect fighters would have had to be raised from
> >birth at great expense to the state (as opposed to the normal system, where
> >governments let families pay for raising their own children, THEN claim
> them
> >for the army). They'd all have to be trained and equipped and moved around,
> >which brings us to Germany's real problems at the end of the war (as
> opposed
> >to a lack of cloned ubersoldiers).
> >
> >miguel
>