7 June 2000
Prior to the discovery of my daughter, I had one successful result of the experiment, which I had chosen not to disclose.
However, I find myself completely jovial that I might begin to share a little light on this certain positivity that had started to brighten the dullness that was beginning to surround me.
A prototype is defined as the archetypal example of a class of living organisms*. Simply put, it is the first model of something that will soon be better enhanced.
I started my project with the goal of merely recreating myself. Yet, as with all explorations, one thing has led to another.
I began to delve into something that has already been heard of but has yet to be triumphantly successive on human specimens.
*In 1902, Hans Adolf Eduard Driesch, a German scientist, created the first clone among salamanders. Cloning is a scientific procedure where one takes vital genetic information from individual species to make identical copies of the same species.
