The Clone Trooper Experiment | Identical DNA... Different Outcomes
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2024
- The Grand Army of the Republic is made out of identical clones who more or less were raised in the same environment. Up until the moment they deploy, the clones are pretty similar in appearance and even personality. But the second they hit the field, the clones begin to change. They become more individualistic, they start to wear their hair differently, get facial tattoos. They way they act and think begins to diverge as well thanks to their experiences. Given their similar baseline DNA the clones present an opportunity to teach us what makes each human unique and how our environments change us.
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Ironic how the clones turned out to be more human than the stormtroopers
The clones were standardized units allowed to grow with as individuals The Stormtroopers were individuals turned into standardized units
In this context, it actually makes a lot of sense why palpatine came to prefer ordinary humans over a clone army, he can exploit the psychological weaknesses of the average person. Their greed, their desired for power and of course, individual personality issues that might arise. As the clones all viewed themselves as brothers, which I imagine would have actually deeply troubled Navy men like tarkin who had that very old world nobility idea of being a navel leader even clone captains/commanders saw even the loliest trooper as their brother
Clone Troopers were encouraged to remove their helmets; Stormtroopers were encouraged to leave their helmets on. 🤔
The clones were "templates" that developed individuality.
The stormtroopers were individuals forced into a "standart template".
The clones killed the Jedi they served under. Stormtroopers were regular people going to work, stop swallowing filoni cope.
@@mikkelnpetersen The ebb and flow of liberty comes from its' constituents.
Honestly the Clone troopers are the best characters in the Star Wars universe imo
This is why they should have given Daniel Logan another chance at Boba, he’s a lot closer to the right age during the Mandalorian timeline. And that way Temuera could have still played the older clones like Rex and Wolffe.
They should have just used a stunt guy for 90% of it and kept the helmet on.
When you begin to remove the rights from one sentient being, you've begun removing those rights from all of us.
I hope we see Clone Rebel cell led by Captain Rex and Commander Cody to fight the Galactic Empire even though it will end in tragedy.
Leaving Rex, Gregor and Wolffe to retire on some desert planet until Ezra and friends show up later on.
There are a few on going studies of twins separated at birth and raised separately. They are very interesting. Most of the time the twins end up in the same job, like the same foods and marry almost identical partners.
No way, even if they grew up with different wealth?
Are you citing that one story of the twins who marry woman with th same names etc etc etc or do you have more examples?
also, they’re more likely to both be gay or trans than non-twin siblings also separated at birth.
What was great about the Clone Wars was they often brought into the plot the ethics. The first thing that they had to deal with was each clones individuality. They allowed themselves to chose names. Then they were allowed to customize the look of their uniforms. There were arguments in the Senate about clone rights. Then there was the Bad Batch. I once was told by a scientist that we know what clones will be like because we have identical twins living among us. After a little while we find it easy to tell the difference between Drew and Jonathan Scott, "The Property Brothers," when at first it is hard to tell them apart. I have cousins who are identical twins, and my aunt told me how to tell them apart. Once I knew how, it was easy to see how they were different as individuals, yet very much alike as twins in a special way. The the Star Wars universe explored this as part of their plot lines was very interesting and instructive.
The real accomplishment of George Lucas is the creation of the very rich Star Wars universe. There are so many aspects no yet explored. The clones is one that deserves more attention. Disney series (Bad Batch) is a welcome start.
That's what makes them unique in their own way.
Another element of twins is there are some sets of twins who embrace their sameness and are all interested in the same stuff, end up in the same careers etc. then others who specifically want to be different from their twin, just for the sake of being different.
Clones are people, and should never be thought of as less.
Man, RIP to the most human caharacters in SW.
I'll be honest, in the first fee minutes, I forgot this was a Star Wars video, and was hooked on the whole "identical twin" stuff in the beginning.
It makes me wonder how many children of clones are out there in the Galaxy Far Far Away. I'm willing to bet it's quite a few.
Howzer is a frontline trooper who served in quite the stressful environment and yet he still has the freshest cut in the Republic.
Must have been difficult to find a Skywalker on Tatooine.
You know, I wonder how or what would have happened if Luke *Skywalker* had been able to submit his application to the Imperial Academy. Luke, himself, had no reason to believe that giving his name out for any official reason was an inadvisable idea (at best). Maybe that was part of the reason Uncle Owen kept stalling Luke from applying. And then, of course, if Owen Lars was so concerned about Luke being like his father, why would he and Beru not change Luke's name, (at least his last name?) They could have called Luke, "Luke Lars." 🤔
@@skyden24195 Immediately thought: "Luke Lars, private eye", coming this Fall to CBS! 🤣
@@orokusaki1243 nice.
Allen is the only star wars youtuber that I trust
i feel Star Wars best represented clones, despite identical DNA, they all had varying personalities and ideals
It's an HR nightmare due to the staff turnover with the Death Star main cannon fire control unit. On a serious note, there are real world cultures/sub-cultures that believe groups that were considered lesser would be sacrificed to defend the "entitled" group. It's not farfetched to have a fictitious Star Wars army of clones that are considered to be expendable. It's a reflection.
The Clone Wars actually caught a mention in A New Hope, Obi Wan notes Anakin's participation in the scene where he gives Luke the light saber, thus predating Dolly the sheep
Each clone is slightly identical. Idk maybe 99.95% the same. If they were 100% the same there would be no clone difference. Like issues in the manufacturing, each clone is slight different based on genetic issues/variations.
Sounds like droids, minor "imperfections" in their components make each of them unique.
Like some of us have said for quite awhile. With the GAR Clones, it's like seeing about EVERY version, of 1 being, all in mostly the same place(s) an of ALL manner, apparently, of temperament, backgrounds an philosophy an all at once too. An it's basically how the series decided to show an play it like
We need Temuera Morrison to play all the different variations of Clone Troopers in a new series/movie/etc. to wipe away the stain from that disastrous Book of Boba Fett.
I ordered some Sparti tanks on Amazon 😊
what kind of abominations are you making in your basement :)
Nature won in the end
Jango Fetts Mandalorian Jedi killing DNA killed a lot of Jedi during Order 66
One of the clones wound up on Earth working as a lighthouse keeper who fell in love with the queen of Atlantis and became Aquaman's dad
Is that canon?
@@BugRib No, but imagine a What If crossover btw DCEU & SW, two agonizing franchises (expecially the former) merging together!
Hah😂, I just heard Arnold Schwarzenegger accent. Captain HoWZer!!. Dope man😅. Check exactly at 7:50😂😂
The clone sheep could not have been any inspiration for the clone army. Luke mentioned the clone wars in Episode 4 in obi wan Kenobis hut.
Dolly was made without sperm I found an article that clones taken from certoli cells . Those are cells that support development gene expression of sperm lead to healthier clones
Keep filming at night man and keep up the good work love nyc nightscape
That’s fairly easy to do right now, since it's winter & the sun sets around or even before supper. That won’t change until Daylight Savings time starts in March.
Finally a new mission to the Moon! My cheese is almost ending...
You get a thumbs up just for the opening commentary. I almost choked laughing at the NASA/Discworld comment. XD
12:00 There’s a Star Trek: Enterprise Episode that explores that morality question: Similitude (season 3, episode 10).
"The guy was a complete f'kn psychopath."
Understatement of the millennium!
Day 330 PLEASE DO MORE TACTICS AND STRUCTURES LIKE THE CIS NAVY STRUCTURE AND RANKS
I can't move to Mars till Lego opens up a store there. I would have Lego StarWars withdrawal otherwise
There's Farms on trucks growing crops with UV lights. Yet advanced civilization in starears still use tge old fashion agricultural practices .
I never even seen a grocery store on corrasant
Given that Lucas had the idea for the clones back in the OT, it was more of waiting for/developing the tech to catch up to the cinematography that led into the prequels rather than the cloning efforts of that time. Said cloning was just a great happenstance.
interesting fact but before these movies came out in the og thrawn trilogy some could make the argument that based on the description of the clone wars, the kamino's were the 1's who started the war with their soldiers and it was the jedi and the civilians who stop it.
Doesn't Obi-Wan reference the clone wars in episode 4? Meaning it was the plan from the beinging
The 'Mando' clone troopers had an additional reason for survival (ie. winning)...
Family.
Indeed
“She was born without a soul and immediately became canabalistic” 🤣🤣🤣
The only clone we actually knew in the prequel trilogy was camander Cody and it was to exicuit order 66
I'm only here for that sick thumbnail
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Sorry that I keep asking this, but where is this clip from? I know that Arc of the Clone Wars had a movie, but I don't remember this sequence. Off the top of my head, I can remember them getting the idea, letting the droids walk around them, then start walking to bump into a Droideka. Nothing about dodging tanks.
Maybe it was a deleted scene, wasn't in my copy of the movie, or I am misremembering something I haven't seen in years.
Thank you for the video and have a nice day.
This is what cloning will evolve to someday.
AI art thumbnails make baby Jango cry.
Actually, there was mention of the clone wars as early as the first film. That's how Leia said Obi-wan earned fame as a general.
Shout out to Go-Gurt woop woop hope you're getting paid for that brand placement🎉
I so badly want star wars to introduce the black wing virus into a TV show or movie I love the vids tho another great one Alan I've only watched ABIT but still
7:50 ‘Captain HAWSAH!’
Wish you included the film "The 6th Day".
The republic commando book series is the best
Any twin studies on the covid RNA injections
We need to make an army of dolphin robots for combat
It's kind of difficult when the clones from the movies are completely different from clone from the animated shows.
The assassin Clone from season 2 could be hauser. He would know Rex from the Clone Wars ryloth campaign.
But if all those Death Star laser technicians were exposed to Gamma radiation, shouldn't have turned big, bad attitude, and green?
The thing is that "The Island" is a ripoff of the movie "Parts: The Clonus Horror," as seen on Mystery Science Theater 3000. The producers of Parts sued the producers of The Island, and the lawsuit ended in a settlement.
Wow
I've heard that polo teams clone their horses, so all the horses on a team might be genetically identical
Yo
Wait! The twin who was in space had longer telemeres when he came back???? Doesn't that mean he'll age slower????
Ima keep it 100 . If you wanna clone me . Dew it .
lol
“…not the anti-tank rifle…(pictured)…”
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I’ve often wondered if an orbital Olympic training facility (for perhaps wrestling, martial arts, boxing, certain gymnastics) could be engineered to be something like the hyperbolic time chamber: where air pressure, temperature, gravity, humidity, diet, sleep/rest cycles, could all be controlled to create super athletes who would then come back to earth after 9 months or whatever and be tested as far as what types of physiological changes may be present by competing against other athletes in their respective peer groups, sports, and events, in conformity with international Olympic committee rules and bylaws.
Just to see what the outcomes would be, like test their genes before, during, and after, and everything about their diet and exercise routines.
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I have two friends that are twin brothers one of them is my height and one of them is kinda short
do we know for certain that Cody has gone AWOL? maybe the Empire made him disappear... 🤔
WHAT WAS THE CLONE LIFESPAN??????
Don’t forget the 6th Day with Arnold Schwarzenegger
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finally he acknowledged space is fake, theres an ice wall and we live under a dome of oceans
the moon is plasma btw not a rock
Clones
Clones aren't human. They are clones of humans
Are you using AI images for thumbnails now?
I love how he’s taking jabs at flat earth believers 😂
Two words: NieR Replicant.
Twins are not real it's a Dolphin plot.
Biotechnology, just like medical aplications of drugs and nuclear fission power, suffers from public opinion more than any practical reason, I mean, really, just make it that if something is sentient and self-aware it qualify to human rights, you can always made non-sentient versions at some point, and you can experiment on those all you like, sure, you canot carry out everything, especially experimentation requiring subject to be sentient, but most other aspects are doable, as unnerving as it would be, there technically would be no more moral issues with it than experimenting on a rabbit.
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Thumbnail looks like Obama
Another good film that explores the ethical and other aspects of cloning humans is the Arnold Schwarzenegger film, "The 6th Day."
I too have learned my ethics from the Schwarzenegger catalog m
Some people couldn't understand why the last scenes of Attack of the Clones bothered me so much. Seeing the clone army boarding those ships made me envision their HUMAN lives lost ahead as the galaxy descends into war and Anakin will fall...
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