Would you send your DNA sample into space?

Question

Would you send your DNA sample into space?

Answer 1

No, my DNA is mine, who knows what will happen if it is sent into space, I have a rule about letting any body parts, fluid or dna out of my controll.

Answer 2

Yes. And it has already been done!

The chances of other civilizations finding it are very small but you have to optimistic!

Answer 3

I think one of me is enough to spread around the neighborhood.If another civilization were to clone me, they may say"What were they thinking"?

Answer 4

Hmmm.  I'm surprised at the ambivalence, so far.

I think it would be cool to do that.  It would give me a sense of being able to live again; (irrational but satisfying, in an aesthetic sort of way.)  Of course, it would only be a clone of me for one generation, but it's still a nice thought to have as one gets older -- a kind of immortality for atheists.

Note, I already have that to some degree, in a shared sense.  My children each carry a unique combination of my wife and me.  She lives through them, now.

Okay, I get it now. Somebody, no doubt using multiple IDs, has been going down my list giving three thumbs down to all my answers lately. Get a life.

Answer 5

No, I don't want to be cloned by aliens