Would it matter if you were swapped with a clone?

Would it matter if you were swapped with a clone?
What makes the human race so interesting and unique is the fact that we all have different personalities; different thought processes, ideas and views. This is what separates us from other species and animals, and what makes us so extraordinary. However, what 20 years ago just seemed a far fetched concept that was destined to remain in Science Fiction novels has manifested itself into a science that can potentially cure illnesses and save endangered species. This science is of course cloning.
It is a widely held prediction that in the near future, as technology develops, that there will be a robot in every household. People would envisage this as being a helper to do menial tasks. But this is in essence the product of cloning, a ‘robot’ that cannot show true feelings and is not truly human.
What makes the human race so interesting and unique is the fact that we all have different personalities; different thought processes, ideas and views. This is what separates us from other species and animals, and what makes us so extraordinary. However, what 20 years ago just seemed a far fetched concept that was destined to remain in Science Fiction novels has manifested itself into a science that can potentially cure illnesses and save endangered species. This science is of course cloning.
It is a widely held prediction that in the near future, as technology develops, that there will be a robot in every household. People would envisage this as being a helper to do menial tasks. But this is in essence the product of cloning, a ‘robot’ that cannot show true feelings and is not truly human.
