The Clone That I am

The Clone That I am

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"One of that nations most useful and beneficial advancement in warfare would arguably be the use of clones. Clones are living copies of people and are genetically engineered for combat and war. They are made for this purpose due to their lack of basic human nature, such as the nature to feel and to love, thus making them ideal for the horrors of conflict. This aspect, however also renders them dangers to humans and other living species, their inability to feel lead psychopathic tendencies. The government control the making and life of clones. They are raised in large compounds and trained their entire lifetime to serve and fight for the country. Should a clone prove unuseful or not resourceful they are eliminated immediately. Thanks to the gene cell donation program we are able to use clones as soldiers, rather than risking the lives of our citizens."
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Wouldn't it be nice to have a clone to who helps us with menial tasks? Someone we can trust to do everything exactly the way we would do it ourselves? Or let's imagine you have a serious accident - but there is nothing to worry about since you are able to replace your body with a new, identical one. And as a plus, it's even twenty years younger. Now this brings up major conversations about identity. Are we more than a sack of cells? If someone creates a perfect copy of you, will it really be you? Ooorah and enjoy!

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