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What benefit do you see in having a clone of you?
I think by raising my own clone, I could produce a "more perfect" version of myself. He would have the same values, but an improved skill set and better life experiences.
You know what, I am quite content with a 50% faithful clone of myself. It is even possible that there is some useful stuff in that other 50%. </cheap shot>
Do you have any convincing reasons to believe that? How do you account for environmental differences?