Well, Greg, today we have questions regarding your one of your favorite topics.

Oh, which is the small mouth bass fishing.

Can you imagine if I started asking questions?

What color stimulated reaction strike from a smallmouth bass during spawning?

African or European? Sorry. It's a Monty Python reference. Sorry. I know. That would do with a bird. Okay, got it.

Okay. Now that silliness is over.

This first question comes from Rolf.

Would a human clone have a soul?

The simple answer is yes.

And the reason I say that is actually multiple reasons. This depends to some,

well, I guess I got to back up on this. There's no specification in the question made as to how old

the human clone or the cloned human being. Maybe that's a better way of putting it.

Because sometimes if you say a human clone, what you're saying is it's a clone, that's

its main identity.

And it just happens to be a human clone, but it's a clone.

And then people get, have odd ideas about that.

But you say a cloned human being, then what we have is a human

being that came into existence through a process called cloning. And this is what we don't want

to lose sight of, that human beings are human beings no matter what method they came into being

by, whether it's the regular way or whether it's a clone way.

You know, cloning is just a way of mechanistically accomplishing what happens in a womb.

There are some unique aspects of it, and it's been a long time since we engage this issue.

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