cloning ethics debate nobody asked for ft. headless bodies & vomiting journalists

A transcript of a conversation between Richard and Jeffrey discussing cloning, human body modification, and Katie Couric's alleged reaction to increasingly disturbing hypotheticals about creating armless clones and headless beings for spare parts. The dialogue involves Prince Andrew and escalates through progressively unhinged medical speculation. Extracted text: Richard: Cephalo-pelvic disproportion is what impedes brain development. It's a good thing Katie Couric isn't here. Jeffrey: Correct. Richard: I had images that the clones on channel whatever.... Jeffrey: She didn't like that very much. Richard: She wasn't here for the no arms. Jeffrey: Right. Katie Couric was here and we were talking about... I think we should, I want to start cloning things, me. And with certain people, Prince Andrew got upset because he was all, "If it had a conscience, could you kill it for spare parts." And I said, "I'll make it without a head, would that make you feel better?" And Katie Couric, I thought, was going to start to vomit.