chloroplasts in humans?

[Bob]

This might actually be quite ludicrous, but I wonder, 
would it be possible to indroduce chloroplasts into 
eukaryotic cells? An abundance of functional chloroplasts
in epidermal tissue could provide a means of reducing the
amount of CO2 we have to exhale and also introducing 
glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate into glycolysis, ultimately 
lowering the required dietary intake of glucose...A sun 
tan and a meal all in one!

Choloplasts multiply like mitochondria right? That is, 
the chloroplasts are self-replicating and independant of 
the genome... Therefore one would only need to introduce 
a few chloroplasts into the zygote (female right?) and 
embryological development would initiate the multiplication, 
etc... A way would have to be discovered to target the 
chloroplasts to the skin tissue though...

If one can create luciferase producing plants (glowing plants), 
i mean nothing really is impossible...

Hmmmm, there's always the possibility it may happen through 
evolution, maybe we can just speed it up a bit :) 

Comments?????? Laughs?

Bob