If a man dies and the widow wants to become pregnant, within a reasonable period of time, the urologist puts a needle into the testes, pulls out some sperm and fertilizes her egg. In Japan, they have now perfected an artificial womb. You do not have to put the embryo any longer into a human womb. . . . Cloning has gotten completely out of hand, and it's potentially dangerous. . . . Dolly, the lamb that was created in Aberdeen, Scotland, has shown signs in its cells of premature aging.
Nobody knows why.
The Japanese have now cloned a bull from a cloned bull. They are cloning clones until the land is full of cloned bulls. These bulls, by the way, are fertile. They have cloned a calf from the ear cells of an adult cow, which means you don't need to use reproductive cells anymore. You can take any cell in the body, even from the inside of the mouth, and clone. . . .