UbiquitousBubbaI had a clone once. He was an affable, easy-going guy, in spite of his obvious physical repulsiveness. While I thought his impersonation of me was a tad exaggerated, most people thought he nailed it. All was going well until the day that I imitated him. Copying a copy of yourself does not cause a rip in the fabric of space/time, but it leaves a scorch mark. My prime self told me that he would not make the same mistake with his clone.
eph221(I hope you know I'm joking...)
BobFUbiquitousBubbaI had a clone once. He was an affable, easy-going guy, in spite of his obvious physical repulsiveness. While I thought his impersonation of me was a tad exaggerated, most people thought he nailed it. All was going well until the day that I imitated him. Copying a copy of yourself does not cause a rip in the fabric of space/time, but it leaves a scorch mark. My prime self told me that he would not make the same mistake with his clone. Copies of copies aren't as sharp as originals
soensBobFUbiquitousBubbaI had a clone once. He was an affable, easy-going guy, in spite of his obvious physical repulsiveness. While I thought his impersonation of me was a tad exaggerated, most people thought he nailed it. All was going well until the day that I imitated him. Copying a copy of yourself does not cause a rip in the fabric of space/time, but it leaves a scorch mark. My prime self told me that he would not make the same mistake with his clone. Copies of copies aren't as sharp as originalsYes, but after 6000+ yrs of "intelligent" human existence.... isn't that all we have to work with? The "originals" are looong gooone!