Dark humor! Cloning is a technique that uses vectors, often viruses or plasmids, to replicate genes or cells. For example, a fragment of DNA can be linked to a chromosome of a bacterial virus, allowing human DNA to be amplified by generating millions of copies in a single day. Cloning vectors, such as the pBR322 plasmid, are used to insert genes into host cells, usually bacteria like Escherichia coli, and transform them into colonies of cells containing the gene of interest. This process is fundamental to genetic engineering and allows the creation of clones of organisms, which has scientific and ethical implications. Here in this pharmaceutical laboratory, "Phage T4" viruses are bred and formatted, then reduced to a size of 200 nm long and 80 to 100 nm wide, ready to be injected by our dear practitioners concerned about our health. Viruses that will allow complete control of humankind, driven by the 6G of HAARP, what a wonderful future!