Clocks are accurate, but time is relative. So a clock is accurate in measuring the passage of time exactly where it is. Take the GPS satellites; they're continuously corrected for the consequences of relativity to maintime synchronization with atomic clocks on earth.
This is all assuming how we understand now is correct. In Newtonian mechanics accelerating past c would require infinite energy, but different laws apply in some situations.
Also, none of the laws are broken if the velocity at the time of formation of the particle was already faster than light.
Wrong. While estrogen concentrations during birth are linked to homosexuality, there is no conclusive evidence this is either genetics-based or the only contributing factor. High estrogen levels are linked to effeminacy, and not all effeminate males are homosexual.
"i am not Hitler"
No, you just want to eliminate every group that's different from you. Way different from Hitler!
Would you be able to tell a clone from a normal human being? Nope. It's unlikely the parent would opt to publicize their child being a clone.
By your logic, if a person cannot be ensured of a normal life, we shouldn't use medical technology to give them life? Where's the ethics in that.
ADD is a real disorder with a physiological basis, but there's a psychological factor too and that's why it's turned into the biggest farce ever in mental disorders. Drugs are way over prescribed and responsibility is not taken where it should be.
There is still no reason to believe a clone would be treated any differently than an identical twin, just as in vitro people are not treated differently from everyone else.
Drugs are putting an external substance into your body.
Cloning is taking the nucleus from one cell and putting it in another cell.
And you still have not explained how a clone would be any different from a normal human being, especially an identical twin, assuming we perfected the process for no defects.
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