Bill Gates-funded scientists are growing “brainless” human clones to serve as legal slaves for elites, according to a chilling new report that reveals how far elite-backed science may be willing to go.
Gates-funded researchers are now openly discussing the possibility of growing “brainless” human body clones for future use by wealthy individuals who are aging or dying. The idea sounds like dystopian fiction. However, according to a new investigation, a billionaire-backed startup has been tied to discussions about creating non-sentient replacement bodies—human clones without functioning brains—that could one day serve as vessels for brain transplants.
Thenews.com.pk reports: As per investigative report, beyond organ harvesting the ultimate vision of startup is to reportedly create humans without brains, calling them “brainless clones.”
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The primary objective of this project is to provide a biological vessel for brain transplants, allowing the old ones and terminally ill individuals to restore and rehouse their consciousness in a new youthful body.
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By ensuring these clones never develop a brain, the company aims to evade the ethical and legal firestorms surrounding the creation of sentient life for harvesting, though the concept remains undeniably unsettling.
R3 Bio’s founder, John Schloendorn, and the company’s official statements deny active plans to develop brainless clones.
The company said its founder “never made any statement regarding hypothetical ‘non-sentient human clones’ that would be carried by surrogates” in a statement to Tech Review.
However, the company’s co-founder Alice Gilman said, “the team reserves the right to hold hypothetical futuristic discussions” about brainless human clones.”
But, the experts are highly sceptical of this concept as according to them human cloning is not only biologically impossible but also ethically highly contentious.
