Lets say you:

1. Duplicate all of a male human's dominant genes over their recessive genes before he is born, and call him Adam.

2. Clone a female version of Adam named Eve.

3. Have them reproduce.

Is there fault in my logic to believe their children would be genetic copies of them? If there is not, would it even be feasible to duplicate the dominant genes over the recessive genes?

Aa = AA

BB = BB

cc = cc

Dd = DD

EE = EE

ff = ff

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Holy shit, you're actually a fucking retard.

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Once again, nigger, you don't understand what inbreeding is or how it works. Inbreeding results in an increase in the chances of offspring being affected by recessive traits. Duplicating dominant genes over recessive genes eliminates this chance.

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