It feels like saying yes makes you full of yourself and saying no makes you a downer. The question is one hell of a minefield.

Probably not, being on the spectrum, I'd have great difficulty approaching someone in person for the first time, let alone myself

To be friends with yourself pretty much relates to loving yourself. If you can't be friends with yourself, then that means you don't love yourself for who you are. So, for me, I'd say I would be friends with myself. And why would I befriend myself? Because nobody knows me more than myself. And if I'm friends with myself, then someone somewhere in this world would want to be friends with me, too.

I was told that you have to love yourself first... before you can love others. None of us are perfect, since there is no such thing as a perfect human being. We all have our faults... and every now and then, especially as we get older... we do a lot of reflecting on our lives and our actions. It's not easy... but life was never meant to be without its ups and downs. But I strongly believe that God doesn't give us more than we can handle.... and I've noticed that I am a lot stronger than I thought I was. Also... a true friend is someone who accepts us for who we are and visa versa, and always is ready to lend an ear or comfort you in bad times, and be there to enjoy the good times. Have yourself a great day!~

Unlike everyone else, I want to approach this question based on the personality theory I most agree with...in this case, the Orgendarm system (which, to my surprise, was a system my little brother came up with rather than just ranted about).

Based on such a personality theory, I'm definitely not the kind of person who would get along with the kind of person I am, personality-wise. Almost all my main types are ones that theoretically don't get along with their own kind, that have a lot of friction between them. And for that matter, some of my main types are in conflict with each other. And yet, all that theoretical stuff doesn't seem to matter in my case, since I get along great with people with any of those types because I relate well to them.

So according to the theory, probably no. I would see a clone of myself as a competitor, and for that matter a formidable opponent, but not a friend except in that I'd want to compete with them artfully and respectfully rather than actually battle them.
But in practice, a clone of me would probably be someone I get along with great...though I can definitely name friends I already have that i'd get along with even better.

Btw, I think highly of you, Cedric, even though you don't think highly of yourself. I think of you like a celebrity. Someone so great that I'll probably never be truly close friends with you, but that I certainly appreciate being allowed to accompany you on part of your journey to the top.