Nocloninglaki
Nocloninglaki is a term used in speculative ethics and fictional worldbuilding to denote a comprehensive prohibition on cloning technologies. In its most common uses, nocloninglaki encompasses biological cloning—reproductive and therapeutic—as well as digital or cognitive cloning of consciousness or identity. The concept functions as a normative baseline intended to protect individuality, consent, and rights from commodification or coercion.
Origin in fiction: The term was created by science fiction writers and bioethics theorists to frame debates
Core principles typically include: respect for autonomy and consent of cloned beings or subjects; strict boundaries
Reception and critique: In fiction, discussions about nocloninglaki often mirror real-world bioethics debates, highlighting tensions between