First,
everyone should read about
Mathew Jackson.
His
"legacy is spreading across the world after showing a stranger a random act of kindness just one day before losing his life in car accident." By Nicole Pelletiere for ABC News.com.
If that story doesn't make you cry at first,
then plant a seed in your heart to go out
and perform an act of kindness yourself,
and perform an act of kindness yourself,
then you don't have any true sympathy for your fellow man
and your just a clone of your former self.
Telling yourself that by doing nothing in life,
it will not make a bit of difference,
one way or another,
one way or another,
to making this a better World for all of us to live in.
Except,
doing something kind to
or for someone,
or for someone,
then asking them to
Pay-It-Forward,
is the first step in making this a better World!
Talking about
Clones,
those wonderful people at
the Chinese equivalent to
are constructing a
Cloning Factory!
"The Chinese scientist behind the world's biggest cloning factory has technology advanced enough to replicate humans, he told AFP, and is only holding off for fear of the public reaction.
Boyalife Group and its partners are building the giant plant in the northern Chinese port of Tianjin, where it is due to go into production within the next seven months and aims for an output of one million cloned cows a year by 2020. But cattle are only the beginning of chief executive Xu Xiaochun's ambitions. In the factory pipeline are also thoroughbred racehorses, as well as pet and police dogs, specialized in searching and sniffing. Boyalife is already working with its South Korean partner Sooam and the Chinese Academy of Sciences to improve primate cloning capacity to create better test animals for disease research. And it is a short biological step from monkeys to humans—potentially raising a host of moral and ethical controversies." Story on Phys.org
Boyalife Group and its partners are building the giant plant in the northern Chinese port of Tianjin, where it is due to go into production within the next seven months and aims for an output of one million cloned cows a year by 2020. But cattle are only the beginning of chief executive Xu Xiaochun's ambitions. In the factory pipeline are also thoroughbred racehorses, as well as pet and police dogs, specialized in searching and sniffing. Boyalife is already working with its South Korean partner Sooam and the Chinese Academy of Sciences to improve primate cloning capacity to create better test animals for disease research. And it is a short biological step from monkeys to humans—potentially raising a host of moral and ethical controversies." Story on Phys.org
I can't wait to have four or five
"Two Buck Howies"
running around at the same time.
We could form a Rock Band
and write four or five songs together.
Write four or five Blogs at the same time.
Make love,
four or five times to the same woman.
Heh,
wait a minute?
I'm beginning to dislike those other Howie's already!
I'm the real deal.
No I'm the real deal.
No I'm the real one.
No I am.
No I am!
Excuse me.
I have to go kill some
Clones!
This is,
The One And Only,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“Love one person at a time. That’s the motto I’ll try to get my clones to live by.” - Jarod Kintz -
That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
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