OFF: CLONE

[RJ]

they were done by palcing the dna from one sheep into the egg of another.
not vat-grown.
last i heard,last nite, there was no legislation concerning cloning,but
some people thought they oughts get on it.
the worry is that rich folk will have themselves cloned for spare
parts,which raises a slavery type issue.
me, i dont care what they do.         rj

> OK, so what's the story on these sheep being cloned?  I've not heard
> anything here in Kansas (go figure) about it.  Are these sheep fully
> viable, as if not vat-grown??
>
> Did they really _need_ to outlaw the cloning of humans, or was that just
> a nod in the direction of good old procreation the old fashioned way?
> ;->
>
> Allan.
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
>
> From:  BOC-L
> Sent:  Wednesday, February 26, 1997 11:26 AM
> To:  Grohe, Allan T.;
> Subject:  Re: OFF: CLONE
>
> Julian Christou writes:
>
> > Well after following the news over the last couple days about the
> cloned
> > sheep up in Scotland, maybe Bob Calvert was being very prphetic
>
> Jeese, you here almost nothing else around here. People seem to be
> expecting to be invaded by dinosaurs ridden by 100 Hitlers before the
> weekend is out.
>
> The government have apparently made cloning humans illegal. So you can't
> even breed how you like without the bloody government's permission.
>
> FoFP