The 6th Day
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:30:19
I'm Dr. Griffin Weir. Welcome to the
new Weir Organ Transplant Facility.

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Thanks for visiting
Replacement Technologies.

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Doctor, protesters claim
that cloning human organs...

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... will lead to cloning whole humans.
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That's not only illegal, we're years
from the technology to do it.

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A human was cloned over 1 0 years ago.
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And we know the outcome
of that bizarre experiment.

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If you recall, the Supreme Court
ordered the clone be destroyed...

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...and I think that was
the humane thing to do.

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It led to laws against
human cloning...

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...and set back the course of
legitimate research by years.

:30:55
Mr. Drucker! You gave--
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This is Dr. Weir's night, okay?
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Is it true you want to get
the 6th Day laws repealed?

:31:02
Dr. Weir is interested in medicine,
not politics.

:31:05
Mr. Drucker, the protesters claim you
run RePet at a loss...

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...to soften people
up to human cloning.

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You know, we shouldn't forget
that not long ago...

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...there were almost no more fish
left in the ocean...

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...and half the world's population
faced the threat of hunger.

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Cloning technology turned that around.
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Extremists won't admit
they'd rather people went hungry...

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...than eat cloned fish,
so they yell about human cloning.

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Do you think human cloning laws
should be changed?

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Suppose a 1 0-year-old boy is in the
hospital, dying of liver cancer.

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Thanks to Dr. Weir's work...
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...we can save that boy.
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In the next bed lies
another 1 0-year-old boy...

:31:44
...whose parents love him
just as much...

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...only he has
an inoperable brain tumor.

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You cannot clone a brain.
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The only way to save him
would be to clone the whole person.

:31:55
How do you tell that boy's parents
that we can save the first boy...

:31:59
...but the research that would have
saved their son wasn't done...


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