Quote by Jarod Kintz

Question for your life: If the man of your dreams existed in two dimensions only, would you try to print duplicates of him?

Question for your life: If the man of your dreams existed in

Summary

This quote poses a hypothetical question about the boundaries of love and desire in a technological context. It asks whether someone would attempt to recreate copies of their ideal partner, even if they exist solely in an artificial, two-dimensional form. It brings into focus the intersection of human emotions and advancements in technology, forcing the reader to contemplate the nature of authenticity, identity, and the limits of virtual relationships. Ultimately, it challenges our understanding of human connection and raises questions about the potential consequences and ethics of manufacturing artificial companions.

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By Jarod Kintz

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