How long will it take humans to routinely clone themselves and reseed their clones w/ their previous memories?

Answer 1

wow, hundreds of years at least, if it's even possible.

Answer 2

Cloning may be possible, but I don't think any two brains will ever be alike. Memories are a mixture of chemical and electrical recordings in the brain, I don't think it would be feasible any time in the forseeable future, to be able to access the memories of a dead brain.

Even if it were possible though, a person is more than their memories. You cannot clone the soul and the soul is sort of the playing device of those memories, without the soul of the first person, it's hard to tell exactly how a clone would turn out mentally. A clone may have a soul, but what kind of soul can be anybodies guess. In any case they will not be an exact duplicate of the person, and when the first dies, they will still be dead.

They will still experience death, and they will invariably both end up in the after life. Those who would seek to create clones of themselves to cheat death, will not cheat death, they will still experience the passing, the question is, what will they leave behind, and more importantly, where will they end up?

Man that clones himself for millions of dollars, and leaves the clone to run his financial empire, is putting his trust in a false hope that somehow he himself will be carried over into the new clone, unfortunately, he is still going to have to answer for his life on Earth. He will still have to face Heaven or Hell when he dies.

Where you spend eternity in the afterlife will be more important than if a copy of your flesh will run thing while you are gone! Knowing Christ will mean you can live again in a glorified body, that is a far better ideal than to seek to copy your flesh to take your place!

Answer 3

read the book J. Varley Ophiuchi Hotline (Scifi) just fiction, nothing of this can be done in forseeable future

Answer 4

It will never be routine. Ethical issues will always be to controversial.