Cloned militaries. Eliminating birth defects. Relieving women from the pain of childbirth.
Also to solve the problem of low birth rates, and allow people to perpetuate themselves. Elon Musk could clone himself and raise his copy to eventually take over his businesses after him.
> What huge societal improvements do holograms permit?
Look man, the Jedi didn't use Slack, did they?
> Why is a consumer product with graphene meaningful but the massive innovation in small, powerful batteries not?
Life is graphene. It's fantastic.
It's not like star wars, human clones would still be human.
So... are these clones slaves that are forced to join the army?
> Also to solve the problem of low birth rates, and allow people to perpetuate themselves. Elon Musk could clone himself and raise his copy to eventually take over his businesses after him.
He could also do this with his children?
That's fairly recent, and pretty damned significant. How often are you expecting such society-changing innovations to occur?
Your list of things we don't have that you want is kinda odd. Is there a need for cloned humans? What huge societal improvements do holograms permit? Why is a consumer product with graphene meaningful but the massive innovation in small, powerful batteries not?