Why do scientist say you can clone yourself for your organs. When you have to start off as a baby?

Question

how u meant to get the organs u need. if it has to be start cloning as a baby.

you cant clone it straight into your age. and expects it to know how to talk and walk .

so what do scientist mean?

Answer 1

Scientists mean isolated organs and tissues production, not whole organisms. Actually, scientists not so crazy as think common people.  

Answer 2

Amber, you've have honestly written the most retarded dribble I've seen in a month.  GOOD JOB!

It would be unethical to clone an entire human for the purpose of organ harvesting (the ethics of cloning are too murky to say outright that it's just unethical).  But, it will soon be possible to clone organs and grow them in a lab.  These organs would be an exact genetic match and transplanting them would not require immunosuppresive drugs.  

Answer 3

Cloning is wrong.  Scientist can't be God & experiment with human life, only the original creator can & that's God Himself.

We are all individuals & unique ~ who wants to be a double anyway?

Scientists have & always will try to solve life's mysterys.

How can a speck of dust create a big bang that creates humans that can think for themselves, have emotions, make choices etc??

So, it doesn't matter what the scientists mean ~ they can never prove anything anyway.

Answer 4

They probably mean they can grow new organs from specific tissue or cells.  Even if you cloned your whole self (which is totally unethical) you would not be allowed to kill the clone to take their organs (it is ridiculously totally unethical).  No one can own another human being, even if they have the exact same DNA, they are not the same person.  Identical twins have the same DNA (technically they are naturally occurring clones), but are clearly distinct people with distinct personalities.  So whatever they mean, it does not involve growing a whole person to be slaughtered for organs!