Cloning seems like it has the potential to cure disabilities and diseases, and also make farming easier. With so many potential uses why is it that nothing major has happened since Dolly the sheep?
In: 1789
Cloning whole animals has at least a niche market. There is a South American polo player who had a pony (horse) that was so good that he had it cloned 20 times. Each is a little different, one is the fastest over the length of the field, one is the fastest over the first few strides, one turns the best, one tracks the ball best, so he uses them in different situations during a game, but they are all essentially the same great horse.
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