From: Max M (Not MORE... not less) (maxmcorp@inet.uni-c.dk)
Date: Mon Feb 24 1997 - 04:12:05 MST
> From: GBurch1@aol.com
> Of course, folks who will want to take advantage of the trade-in strategy
> should optimally get their first clone going at around age 40, so that a
> fresh 20-year-old body is waiting for them when they get to be 60. (The
way
> I feel some mornings now, I'm thinking starting one at 20 might not be a
bad
> idea :-)
Another thing to consider is that even though you can obviously use a copy
of your own body for spare parts, then these spare parts will have exactly
the same likelyhood to develop the diseases that is the reason to change
those parts.
Hmm?
MAX M Rasmussen
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