Is the government secretly cloning people with samples taken from sewage?

Answer 1

It is very unlikely that the government is cloning people by breeding them from body cells found in the city sewage. First, there is no record of anyone successfully cloning a human being anywhere in the world at this stage. Second, even if it were successful, the "person" created would be of little use to the "creator" for many reasons. One is that the person must be "brought up" so that it can behave in a normal manner to fit in to whatever purpose it is meant to achieve. To do this, a pair of "foster parents" would also need to be employed by the "creator" and there are very few people who would willingly take on such a peculiar task. And why would a government want cloned people? They can't be programmed and controlled as robots. We don't have anything like the understanding of the human brain to be able to control a person with electronic signals from a director or computer program. Real and ordinary people, willing to do for the government what it wants are much cheaper and reliable than clones. The idea of an army of clones being used as a police force, an army or a branch of the FBI is still in the children's Science Fiction class.

Answer 2

There is no credible evidence to suggest that the government is secretly cloning people with samples taken from sewage. Cloning technology is still in its early stages and heavily regulated. Any claims of such activities would likely be based on misinformation or speculation.