Thread: Cloning a Human
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Old 05-02-2012, 18:50   #4
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Originally Posted by Penn View Post
Given that its biology is 5.300 hundred years old, we would assume in cloning the developed brain mass after cloning would reflect that time period. I wonder if the clones cognitive ability/capacity would be limited, by that biology, or could the clone, regardless of genetic material, adapt.
Maybe he with his "limited" capacity he could explain how the Great Pyramid at Giza was built.
He would be closer in time to the builders than we are.

http://www.timstouse.com/EarthHistor...stingfacts.htm

I don't buy the assumption that people in the past were less intelligent.
They just didn't have the benefit of accumulated knowledge we have.
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