Do you think human clones exist?

Reproductive cloning would present the potential of creating a human that is genetically identical to another person who has previously existed or who still exists. read more

Don’t think so. If you mean human cloning as a form of reproductive cloning (cloning an entire human from scratch), it certainly doesn’t exist because of various ethical and other technical reasons. read more

"Cats: easy; dogs: hard; mice: easy; rats: hard; humans and other primates: very hard." There has also been no commercial motive for human cloning. Both the assisted reproduction (IVF) and pharmaceutical industries"immediately said they had no interest in human cloning," said bioethicist George Annas of Boston University."That was a big deal. read more

If human beings have souls, it makes even less sense to think of clones as anything less than whole and distinct persons in their own right, just like everyone else. If clones do not share memories or personalities, still less would they share souls. read more