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Cleopatra probably woulden't even be able to grasp the concept of human cloning. Remember she lived over 2000 years ago. About the closest thing to the general idea of cloning, was the Egyptian concept of the ka, or spiritual double of a person.
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How does Cleopatra feel?
Cleopatra would feel with her hands and fingers just as everyone else.
How did the Aztecs feel about human sacrifices?
they felt that it was wrong to practice human sacrifice
What are cronus strengths?
The Greeks viewed their gods as omnipotent and omnipresent, much as Christians view their god. Kronos had no specific strengths or weaknesses, though he was slave to the same passions, fears and vices that any human would be. You see mankind was made in the image of the gods, so the gods must feel emotion and act on it the way people would.
How did the people in the early civilisations measure temperature?
When they feel hot they think it's hot n feel cold then they feel cold
What was the Greek god Zeus personal achievement?
he tricked hera into marrying him by making a big thunderstorm and turning into a bird to make her feel bad than she would have to marry him.
How does Cleopatra feel?
Cleopatra would feel with her hands and fingers just as everyone else.
Why do people feel that development of human cloning is the same as the development of nuclear weapons?
I don't see that they do.
Is there a moral issue to cloning a human being?
Yes. Many are against the idea of cloning, both human and animal. In the case of humans is undermines the child's individuality, stealing away what makes everyone an individual. Cloned children may feel depressed, knowing that someone else has already played their life out for them. The idea of cloning humans almost makes humans seem like objects. No longer are humans individual and created from love, but rather from scientists knowing exactly what they will look like and perhaps even act. The rich can get highly intelligent, model babies, pure objects of wealth. Human cloning could also cause separation in families. A child he or she is not from the same genetics as its family members could cause social problems, similar to what some adopted children feel. Human cloning also treads on many religious beliefs. For example, many Christians feel that scientists cloning human is a bit too much like playing God. Humans were meant to be imperfect, but could cloning bring about a perfect human? Many feel animal cloning to be a violation of animal rights. Animal cloning undermines natures intent and could cause an upset in the diversity of each species. Animals will become customized tools, rather than individual, living creatures.
What are the pros and cons of human cloning?
Let's look at the Cons -- Disadvantages of human cloning 1) No free will for the clone is the number one disadvantage of human cloning. A human clone will not ask to be born. His existence will be because someone else decided to "make him" and bring him into the world. Effectively this puts the person who cloned the clone into a position of God-like power. 2) Human cloning would be an obvious source of "slave labor" if allowed unchecked. 3) There is no guarantee that cloning is safe, even for the clones. Scientists don't know how long clones will live or how productive their lives will be. 4) "It's hard out here for a clone." Life for clones won't be easy. They'll face routine discrimination from those non-cloned humans who feel threatened by their existence. 5) The clones themselves will be confused on issues of love and belonging. Clones might very well be emotional wrecks upon learning of their Genesis. 6) The Justice System will need an overhaul. Imagine how many people will have the same fingerprints. 7) Humans and/or body parts could become commodities. Clone farms would arise to harvest organs and worse. Pros of human cloning would be: The main areas where human cloning would excel would be in research of medical conditions. The information available from cloning could theoretically open the key to defeat disease, and for this reason alone, many researchers will want to experiment with cloning. --- There is an interesting sci fi film you might want to watch called "Clonus". If follows the story of a man who discovers that he is a clone of a rich & famous person. He then realises sole reason for being alive is to be harvested for spare parts to keep the original alive. Cloning brings up many serious ethical questions. How about the creation of the "Perfect" human? Wasn't this one of Hitlers aims? ---
How does boxer feel about human life?
It would depend on the boxer.
What if there is another color that the human eye cannot detect?
That would just be weird i would feel stupid.
What did the mummification mean to queen Cleopatra?
Since Cleopatra followed the Egyptian religion, the mummy would be the place for the soul (the ka) to visit on occasion. That's why the bodies were carefully preserved and wrapped and the tombs so beautifully decorated with paintings, furniture, and other creature comforts. They felt that when the soul returned, it would feel at home.
What would have happened to Cleopatra VII if she did not 'kill herself'?
We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.We don't know for certain. Cleopatra presented a problem for Octavian. Although the Roman people were against Cleopatra and hated her for her relationship with Antony, there was always the possibility that they would feel sorry for her if she were to appear in Octavian's triumph (the way they felt sorry for Cleopatra's sister in Caesar's triumph) and Octavian did not want to take the chance of having to show her clemency. So, if Cleo did not kill herself, she would first be humiliated in Octavian's triumph in Rome, and then either killed or sent into exile, depending on the mood of the people, which Octavian had to gage very carefully.
Why human feel so sad?
Human feel so sad because human don't know English well.
Does sharks feel human electrity?
It is not know for certain whether sharks feel human electrical impulses.
How did Cleopatra feel when the kingdom was handed to her?
She, in my opinion, probely felt like she deseved it. She knew she would make a great queen, and she did do a pretty job of it. In fact she was one of the only rulers to speak true Egyptian.
How can biology help our country?
Biology can help all countries in many, many ways :-) One is cloning of cells (for example heart cells) if we reach perfection in that area we can create brand new human hearts, which is needed all the time :-) Everyone, feel free to add examples to my answer ;-)
