If cloning humans were possible and you got cloned then died, would your clone die too?

It could be possible that it died
at least part of it
bcus after all its part of you, its connected somehow.
they have the same genes and feeling you do

so it probably would

It could be possible that it died
at least part of it
bcus after all its part of you, its connected somehow.
they have the same genes and feeling you do

so it probably would

It depends. Would your clone mimic everything you did? Because if it did, then it would totally have to die too. But if it was a totally separate totally functioning person, it would be like when one identical twin died. Just because one died doesn't mean the other died as well.

It depends. Would your clone mimic everything you did? Because if it did, then it would totally have to die too. But if it was a totally separate totally functioning person, it would be like when one identical twin died. Just because one died doesn't mean the other died as well.

It depends. Would your clone mimic everything you did? Because if it did, then it would totally have to die too. But if it was a totally separate totally functioning person, it would be like when one identical twin died. Just because one died doesn't mean the other died as well.

Learules

Well see, I was thinking, whenever an identical twin dies, the other twin usually undergo's extrem depression because the twin was a part of her. Because, twins do think A LOT ALKIE! So, don't you think that if you cloned yourself and you died than the clone would be chronically depressed and probably end up killing itself or it would go completely and utterly insane and start a mass murder.

Cherish

It's not about twins. It's about human clone. Though,I eradicate the idea right from where it starts generating. When that's not possible, why the wonder you guys are discussing it? Live in reality.

In my eyes no because even though it has your DNA, it was created years after your birth in the scenario, and it has a completely different life span to a normal human.