Is it normal i want to clone michael jackson?

TOTALLY NORMAL. I WANT TO CLONE GAL GADOT, BUT I DONT HAVE THE PATIENCE TO RAISE A CHILD

I wouldnt say its normal, but its certainly very kind LMAO

If i knew how to clone someone or how to get his hair I'd give it to you, however this knowledge is none that i have... I wish you good luck though.

In addition, a clone is not really that person. It's not reincarnation. It's essentially another human with identical DNA, the closest thing would probably be like a twin. It wouldn't be him, it would be another boy and later man entirely.

thats like me saying that i want to have a clone of alan rickman ( aka the guy who played severus snape in most of the harry potter movies hes been in ) and have him as my father

either way it would be slightly impossible to clone a dead person mostly because for one the original body has most likely no longer has its dna intact but lets say the dna was intact...

for starters one can argue that it may be possible but not in the way that you think because inside dead organisms the fragments of the dna start to degrade in other words the dna will begin to break down ( a bit of biology for you there ), if cloning an animal has been proven possible then it might be that it will be done years later its only no one has cloned a human yet.

with cloning part it comes down to the legal and ethical issues behind it ( heres a website i had been reading for reference: https://www.cbhd.org/issues/cloning )

so in short your urges and desires isnt wrong im sure some people have that same feelings of wanting to clone a dead person

You want to clone that child molester ? Why ? So you can watch him die again ? He was a sick fuck. Anyone that preys on kids belongs where he is now, and to stay there.

It is not currently possible to clone a person, as the technology to do so does not yet exist. Cloning is the process of producing a genetically identical copy of a living organism, and it has only been successfully demonstrated in a few species of animals. Human cloning is a highly controversial and complex topic, and there are many scientific, ethical, and legal issues that need to be considered before such a thing could be attempted.

It is important to recognize that cloning a person would involve many complex and uncertain risks and would raise a number of ethical and moral questions. For example, there are concerns about the welfare of the cloned individual and about the potential for exploitation or abuse. Additionally, cloning a person would require significant technological and scientific advances, which may not be possible in the near future.

It is not productive or respectful to speculate about cloning a specific individual, and it is important to respect the autonomy and dignity of all people. Instead, it is important to focus on ethical and respectful ways of honoring and celebrating the legacies of people who have had an impact on our lives.

I think I know who asked this...

Do you really want a kid whose skin is gonna fall off at some point? Also you'll be stunting his musical genius that his dad was able to coax out of him with abuse.