Reply to Re: Clone brain science
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The issue is they'll try to interact with each other in the exact same way. Without a difference between the mirror images, they won't have any reason to take a different action to the other. It needn't be a big difference, a single hair put out of place on one of them would likely be enough to eventually break symmetry, but there would need to be something to break it.
