Gene Machine

Gene Machine

Listening to "gene Machine" By the Urge got me thinking. Now I know its rare that any of my thinking can be used for more than reading material on the crapper. But I was jut wondering about cloning. Now there must be some inherent good in the idea of cloning another person/animal/organ, etc. If there was no inherent good in the possibility of cloning then no one would even be contemplating it. But the opposite happens to be the case. In America, a country not exactly well known for its use of cutting edge technology in the operating room, there is a large debate on whether or not it is moral. I say Fuck them all and lets start up the gene machines and crank out a few mindless drones. We could use them like people in sci-fi flicks use robots. Just as servants, workers in the private sector and in military installments where its too dangerous to send in real humans. We would have to make them mindless so that they wouldn't overthrow our government or feel like they are superior or have emotions and we'd just program them with the Asimov robot hierarchy of laws embedded into their brains, except we'd change the word robot to human clone. So it would look something like this.

First Law:

A human clone may not injure a real human being, or, through inaction, allow a real human being to come to harm.

Second Law:

A human clone must obey orders given it by real human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.

Third Law:

A human clone must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

See how simple it is, or how simple it should be at least. Just think, a massive amount of clones doing jobs while we sit around making our lives more sedentary than they already are. What a world it would be. That's the problem with America, we think about morals too much. It prevents us from making any kind of real progress in the scientific and media related fields. Clones are good. Or at least would be if anyone in the government would ever listen to me, which they never do. They still make me pay taxes....that's depressing. Either way lets get started on that whole cloning thing...so if you're a government official or scientist reading this blog you have my consent to start your cloning project. That is unless you are a crazy scientist who conduct experiments in his underground lair/mountaintop lair/lair under a volcano with weird worker drones in plastic jumpsuits. If you live in a lair...don't clone anything..likewise if you live in your mom's basement.