Trump Claims Biden Died in 2020 and was Replaced by Clones

Former President Donald Trump has publicly suggested that Biden died in 2020 and that what the world now sees are clones, body doubles, or robotic entities lacking soul and consciousness. These statements, though widely criticized, have gained traction on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), fueling a wave of conspiracy theories. Trump has consistently mocked Biden’s health, referencing his moments of confusion during public events and even casting doubt on his medical records. Biden's visible stumbles, speech lapses, and apparent disorientation at times have only added to the speculation. In one instance, Trump reacted sharply after Biden revealed he had developed prostate cancer, saying, “Don’t feel sorry for him—he’s vicious. I don’t feel sorry.” As discussions grow louder, a provocative question surfaces: If such claims were to hold any truth, is it scientifically possible for clones or engineered doubles to convincingly replicate human behavior and cognition?