A: A clone is a genetically engineered, identical duplicate of oneself, created for the purposes of social engineering.
Q: What are the benefits of being a clone?
A: Benefits include: having an identical duplicate to do chores and errands, being able to attend social gatherings as a "twin", and having an emergency duplicate to cover your tracks in case of a sudden, unexplained absence.
Q: What are the risks of cloning?
A: Risks include: identity crisis, duplicate anxiety, and having to deal with an over-achieving, slightly-competitive, duplicate self.
Q: Can I clone myself?
A: Only if you're willing to risk your very soul. (Just kidding, sort of. Contact our team of expert clones for more information.)
A: A clone is a duplicate of yourself, created through advanced technology. A twin is a duplicate of yourself, created through natural means, and often involves a lot of arguing over who gets to control the remote.
Twin v. Clone: The Great Debate
A: Of course! A clone is the perfect human shield! They'll take the blame, they'll take the criticism, and they'll even take the blame for your poor life choices.
A: Only if you're willing to risk an existential crisis of epic proportions. But hey, at least it'll be interesting.