When the male protagonist was obsessed with transplanting human thinking and memory to the robot, the female protagonist once tortured his soul, "What about us, are all we experience only those biochemical signals?"
At the end of the film, the male protagonist not only successfully resurrected the female protagonist, but the three children also returned. He even copied himself, using the robot as his clone to continue the project.
I think the answer to the female lead’s question is yes. By duplicating thinking, knowledge, and memory through biochemical signals, feelings are obtained, or so. . . soul.
The so-called human soul can be perfectly copied, not only in the flesh and blood body, but also in the man-made steel body.
This can be said to be the most anti-religious film I have ever seen in the United States. . . ♛♛♛
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