Re: Replicant EThics ( was Human Chop-shop was Trade in Strategy

RavnStCrow@aol.com
Mon, 24 Feb 1997 10:56:19 -0500 (EST)


In a message dated 97-02-24 02:21:44 EST, you write:

<< >And how about the brain cells? Don't they age, with toxic byproducts
>building up, DNA damage, etc.? I don't have the impression that brain
>tissue is particularly immortal. If not, then even if transplanting
>worked it may not help much for extending maximum life span because the
>brain will die in a few years anyway.

At least we can use these clones as a human chop-shop so that we have spare
parts available in the event of an organ failure.
>>

Cloning parts of humans, or organs, is one thing, but to grow to maturity a
human being, and then chop it up - eeeegads, man where's that coming from?

You going to be able to watch an exact replica of yourself sold into slavery
or parceled out for body parts? Even if it is YOUR slave , or your donor.. it
is still YOU. ( well not YOu, but close...) even the LEAST compassionate of
humans
would balk at that