The End Of Extinction: How Cloning Rewrote The Rules Of Nature

De: Todd Baum

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

For millennia, the creation of life was a biological lottery governed by chance and chaos, but that era is over. The birth of Dolly the Sheep shattered the barrier between the unique individual and the manufactured copy, turning what was once science fiction into a functioning industrial process. This book takes you behind the laboratory doors to reveal how humanity unlocked the ability to hit rewind on the genetic code and fundamentally alter the definition of birth.

Journey through the dark history of the double, from ancient myths of doppelgangers to the grueling, high-stakes experiments that defied the accepted laws of biology. You will witness the true cost of these breakthroughs, exploring the trail of failed embryos and physical deformities that paved the way for the polished headlines. This is the unvarnished story of how scientists successfully hot-wired the cell cycle to cheat death.

Beyond the science, uncover the bizarre world of Raelian cults, fraudulent researchers, and the booming business of cloning beloved pets for the ultra-wealthy. Discover how the technology is being used right now to resurrect extinct species like the woolly mammoth and save endangered animals from the brink of oblivion. The narrative exposes the fine line between medical miracle and profitable exploitation in a market where DNA is just another asset.

Finally, confront the terrifying and tantalizing future of human replication, from the ethics of harvesting organs to the legal nightmare of cloning a Neanderthal. This is not a prediction of what might happen; it is a roadmap of what is already mechanically possible within the laws of physics. Read this book to understand why the age of the copy is not coming, but is already here.