how much money would you pay for a clone of yourself that didn’t need to eat or sleep and operated at whatever your peak productivity is 100% of the time?

I think about this sometimes.  Hard to feel like it’s ethically okay

how could the question be modified to make it more ethical? what if the “clone” was more like a super advanced robot?

no, it only wants to be productive at all times, thats what brings it complete fulfillment

Great question and I’m not quite sure. I really enjoyed the movie Source Code, and the premise that you could interact with the digital representation of someone. In our era of knowledge work, that’d accomplish much of what you’re proposing. Would that copy want its own vacations? Would it get tired and burnt out