100% all valid points. The only thing I know for sure is that I don’t know anything, especially something as complex and guarded as cloning. But to that, I do question everything, possibly and probably to a fault.

Maybe they don’t need to implant the embryo in a living woman. Maybe they’ve developed growth tanks or harvested wombs. Maybe they can rapid age things. That could be 1st generation microwave technology to them by now. Shoot, maybe there’s no embryo at all and they have a 3D printer that carves clones out of biological material. The little bit that I’ve tried to research says that clones have a very short shelf life, like 2-5 years. Since a real human can last what, 80/90 years…I have a feeling a lot of developmental steps could be skipped.

Again, I acknowledge that I know nothing, and I’m not even sure cloning is real. All I am saying is that you are putting our limitations onto the people who gave us those limitations. They already don’t play by the same rules of law, government, and morals they put on us; why would they play by the same rules of biology? There’s a lot that’s kept from us in the form of military secrets. Maybe this is one of those things.