I don't fucking understand this at all, the dog is dead, it's a different dog ffs.
37
insurgentrat [she/her, it/its] - 1mon
Genes contribute to personality and appearance. If you just sort of liked a dog, had absolutely no concept of the good you can use money for, didn't actually like dogs (because you could adopt one of the many dogs murdered each day for want of care), and didn't see an attempt to copy someone as if individuals are fungible as disrespectful then I suppose it makes some sort of sense.
To many humans other animals are just things after all.
24
Awoo [she/her] - 1mon
Just get another dog it's a different dog stop being freaks omfg.
This whole thing viscerally upsets me on a level I find sort of hard to process, i dislike it at a spiritual level, I find it fundamentally wrong. It's a family member. It's like equally freaky to me if you did this to your mother or your siblings, they wouldn't be the same people, stop, no, ew.
26
kristina [she/her] - 1mon
Gonna clone myself and give them a headstart on the whole trans thing 🤔
But yeah nah seeing a clone of me running around would probably break my brain
17
Awoo [she/her] - 1mon
Are both twins always trans? Haven't checked but if not then a clone might not be trans too.
12
spectre [he/him] - 1mon
I know of at least one case where only one identicaltwin is trans.
12
insurgentrat [she/her, it/its] - 1mon
tbh I personally don't find this more revolting than eating non human animals. Which is to say I think it's disgusting and betrays a complete and utter selfish absorption with your own alledged superiority and a fundamentally objectifying view of other beings.
But I am not really surprised that someone who would have somebody killed and butchered for their pleasure would see this as reasonable. It's certainly less violent â•®(︶▽︶)â•
8
BadTakesHaver [he/him, they/them] - 1mon
Interesting. A lot of uncaring rich people probably don't care that the dogs personality would be completely different or find it creepy.
::: spoiler rambling
Ngl, I have always had an idea of using pet cloning for dystopian storytelling
1.Write a billionaire character that views their children/pets as status symbols to flaunt their wealth
2.Introduce the family dog "Pheonix" who has died and been cloned 6 times
3.Write about how business associates that infrequently visit the house every 5-7 years find it quirky and funny when they finally notice
:::
21
machiabelly [she/her] - 1mon
There's a neat book called Elemental Council (TW: WH40K) where one of the main characters is dealing with a similar issue.
::: spoiler spoiler
they're the 6th clone of a war hero. Their body is breaking down, and they need to be constantly shot up with stimulants to function. But, the (tau) empire needs their famous soldier to help with the home front.
:::
14
Evilsandwichman [none/use name] - 1mon
I feel like there's a story (movie or TV show) I recall where someone (the villain possibly?) brings back a dead loved one every time they die, and they ask even this time to not be brought back, but I think the villain brought them back anyway? Or maybe didn't? I can't recall.
8
Keld [he/him, any] - 1mon
I loved my chosen. How then to face the day when she left me? So I took from her body a single cell, perhaps to love her again.
Pravin Lal, Time of Bereavement
There was a thing in Pantheon
::: spoiler spoiler
where a character had come to genuinely love her fiance, but knowing that the version of her that would be brought back to life wouldn't, demanded to never be brought back.
:::
4
spectre [he/him] - 1mon
Is the recent season of The Rehearsal, Nathan fielder attempted to recreate the personality of a cloned dog by simulating formative life events as a bit.
6
corgiwithalaptop [any, love/loves] - 1mon
Lmao he paid like 50k for it at least
19
Chana [none/use name] - 1mon
That dog is me fr
18
TankieTanuki [he/him] - 1mon
moment
16
dead [he/him] - 1mon
14
Thordros [he/him, comrade/them] - 1mon
This isn't a Sixth Day Statute violation, so there's nothing to see here.
13
HeneryHawk @reddthat.com - 1mon
"Good boy Theseus, go fetch"
12
thelastaxolotl [he/him] - 1mon
he could have just gotten another pitbull mix that looked like his dead dog
BountifulEggnog in popularculture
Tom Brady reveals his current dog is a clone of his dead dog
https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/pop-culture-news/tom-brady-reveals-current-dog-clone-dead-dog-rcna242131I don't fucking understand this at all, the dog is dead, it's a different dog ffs.
Genes contribute to personality and appearance. If you just sort of liked a dog, had absolutely no concept of the good you can use money for, didn't actually like dogs (because you could adopt one of the many dogs murdered each day for want of care), and didn't see an attempt to copy someone as if individuals are fungible as disrespectful then I suppose it makes some sort of sense.
To many humans other animals are just things after all.
Just get another dog it's a different dog stop being freaks omfg.
This whole thing viscerally upsets me on a level I find sort of hard to process, i dislike it at a spiritual level, I find it fundamentally wrong. It's a family member. It's like equally freaky to me if you did this to your mother or your siblings, they wouldn't be the same people, stop, no, ew.
Gonna clone myself and give them a headstart on the whole trans thing 🤔
But yeah nah seeing a clone of me running around would probably break my brain
Are both twins always trans? Haven't checked but if not then a clone might not be trans too.
I know of at least one case where only one identicaltwin is trans.
tbh I personally don't find this more revolting than eating non human animals. Which is to say I think it's disgusting and betrays a complete and utter selfish absorption with your own alledged superiority and a fundamentally objectifying view of other beings.
But I am not really surprised that someone who would have somebody killed and butchered for their pleasure would see this as reasonable. It's certainly less violent â•®(︶▽︶)â•
Interesting. A lot of uncaring rich people probably don't care that the dogs personality would be completely different or find it creepy.
::: spoiler rambling Ngl, I have always had an idea of using pet cloning for dystopian storytelling
1.Write a billionaire character that views their children/pets as status symbols to flaunt their wealth
2.Introduce the family dog "Pheonix" who has died and been cloned 6 times
3.Write about how business associates that infrequently visit the house every 5-7 years find it quirky and funny when they finally notice :::
There's a neat book called Elemental Council (TW: WH40K) where one of the main characters is dealing with a similar issue. ::: spoiler spoiler they're the 6th clone of a war hero. Their body is breaking down, and they need to be constantly shot up with stimulants to function. But, the (tau) empire needs their famous soldier to help with the home front. :::
I feel like there's a story (movie or TV show) I recall where someone (the villain possibly?) brings back a dead loved one every time they die, and they ask even this time to not be brought back, but I think the villain brought them back anyway? Or maybe didn't? I can't recall.
I loved my chosen. How then to face the day when she left me? So I took from her body a single cell, perhaps to love her again.
There was a thing in Pantheon ::: spoiler spoiler where a character had come to genuinely love her fiance, but knowing that the version of her that would be brought back to life wouldn't, demanded to never be brought back. :::
Is the recent season of The Rehearsal, Nathan fielder attempted to recreate the personality of a cloned dog by simulating formative life events as a bit.
Lmao he paid like 50k for it at least
That dog is me fr
This isn't a Sixth Day Statute violation, so there's nothing to see here.
"Good boy Theseus, go fetch"
he could have just gotten another pitbull mix that looked like his dead dog