“Every man has a soul, but will every man’s clone have a soul? No, because me and some scientists will have sucked them out in the lab. Why sell your soul to the devil, when you can sell your clone’s soul?”
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Quote Analysis
In this thought-provoking quote by Jarod Kintz, the concept of cloning and the existence of a soul are brought into question. The speaker suggests that while every man may possess a soul, the same may not hold true for their clones. Through dark humor, Kintz implies that scientists may extract and manipulate the souls of clones in a laboratory setting. This raises ethical and philosophical concerns about the nature of the soul and the implications of human experimentation.
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