But (d) seems like a rounding error given what’s at stake,[1] and (b) doesn’t seem like a negative. The Van Neumann comparison only seems relevant if we can clone dead people (which I assume we can’t?). So on the whole, he still seems like a great choice to me. But by all means, clone both him and paul.
I was actually being serious.
But (d) seems like a rounding error given what’s at stake,[1] and (b) doesn’t seem like a negative. The Van Neumann comparison only seems relevant if we can clone dead people (which I assume we can’t?). So on the whole, he still seems like a great choice to me. But by all means, clone both him and paul.
As far as political feasibility goes, the hedonic level seems less important to me than consent.