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Originally posted by Helixer
reply to post by zatara
A human, is human, is a human. It does not matter if a clone has psychological issues or not. If clones do really have psychological defects, I would say that it is because of the technological rather than some spiritual shortcomings.
The irony is that the human body is really only about 20% human. The rest is water, bacteria, viruses, minerals, weird symbiotic organisms like the mitochondria that occupy all our cells.edit on 29-12-2011 by Helixer because: sp
Originally posted by zatara
Originally posted by Helixer
reply to post by zatara
A human, is human, is a human. It does not matter if a clone has psychological issues or not. If clones do really have psychological defects, I would say that it is because of the technological rather than some spiritual shortcomings.
The irony is that the human body is really only about 20% human. The rest is water, bacteria, viruses, minerals, weird symbiotic organisms like the mitochondria that occupy all our cells.edit on 29-12-2011 by Helixer because: sp
So what you say is.... If clones do really have psychological defects it is because of their "failing" brain-structure? Would that imply that the cloning proces didn't go as expected....and because the brain is the soul, the wrong "connections" in the brain will show in the mental health of the clone.
And for the second part of your reply...you can go further than that. An atom is mostly empty space....
A human is mostly empty space.....
edit on 29/12/2011 by zatara because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by Helixer
So the clone would be the same as us and everything else, an appearance and disappearance of nothing.
Originally posted by Sahabi
I can explain to you why plants and rocks are expressions of the unified consciousness. Some call this unified consciousness 'God.' If we get all the way down to fundamental concepts, I believe in an interconnected, co-dependent, non-permanent, subjective fractal pantheism.
To view each animal, each tree and plant, all the rocks, water, and air as manifestations of the Divine allows me to better empathize, respect, and love existence. Does this make me evil?
Originally posted by RobertPaulsim
To clone is to copy the physical vessel. Nature normally does
that, so this is a common task from evolved consciousness.
Materialization is the last step of the translation from abstract to
concrete. In other words: to clone the physical (3D) makes no
importance to higher mental complexes (6D an 7D).
This is a very common pattern: to think that the body has a
soul when the relationship is indeed reverse. NDE phenomenon
prooves that conscience can survive a completely dead body.
=) Just my humble opinion.