Motoko Kusanagi: Nope, no evidence. Just a whisper... I hear it in my ghost.
Ishikawa: There is something I’ve been wanting to ask you ever since I started... Why'd you transfer a guy like me from the police force?
Motoko Kusanagi: Because we need a guy like you.
Ishikawa: Huh?
Motoko Kusanagi: Number one, you’re an honest cop. Number two, you’ve never stepped out of line. Three, you’re a family man and except for the slight brain augmentation your body is almost completely human. If we all react in the same way we would be predictable... And there is always more than one way to view a situation. What is true for the group is also true for the individual. It’s simple. Overspecialize and you breed in weakness. It’s slow death.
Terrorist: It’s no use arresting me! I’m not talking to any god damn cops!
Batou: Talk?! And just what are you gonna talk about? You don’t even know your own name, you stupid dickhead!
Motoko Kusanagi: Can you remember you mothers name or what she even looks like? Or how about where you were born? Don’t you have any happy childhood memories? Do you even know who you are?
Batou: Just when I thought I had seen everything in this lifetime I sit here and watch a cyborg go diving in her spare time.
Batou: Hey, so tell me what's it like to go swim in the sea?
Motoko Kusanagi: What do you mean? I thought you already been through all of the underwater training courses?
Batou: I'm asking about the ocean not those damned pools.
Motoko Kusanagi: I feel fear. Cold. Alone. Sometimes down there I even feel hope.
Batou: Hope, huh? In those deep dark waters?
Motoko Kusanagi: When I float weightless back to the surface... I imagine I’m becoming someone else... It’s probably the decompression.
Motoko Kusanagi: If man realizes a technology is within reach, he achieves it. Like it’s damn near instinctive.
Motoko Kusanagi: There are countless ingredients that make up the human body and mind. Like all the components that makes up me as an individual with my own personality. Sure, I have a face and voice to distinguish myself from others. But my thoughts and memories are unique only to me. And I carry a sense of my own destiny. Each of those things are just a small part of it. I collect information to use in my own way. All of that blends to create a mixture that forms me and gives rise to my consciousness. I feel confined. Only free to expand myself within boundaries.
Batou: Confinement!? That’s why you gamble with swimming with a body that can sinks like a rock?! What the hell is it you see at the bottom in that darkness?
Motoko Kusanagi: But you can copy yourself.
Puppet Master: A copy is just an identical image. There's the possibility that a single virus could destroy an entire set of systems. And copies do not give rise to variety and originality. Life perpetuates itself through diversity and this includes the ability to sacrifice itself when necessary. Cells repeat the process of degeneration and regeneration. Until one day they die. Obliterating an entire set of memory and information... Only genes remain. Why continually repeat this cycle? Simply to survive by avoiding the weaknesses of an unchanging system.
Motoko Kusanagi: You’re talking about redefining my identity. I want a guarantee I can still be myself.
Puppet Master: There isn’t one. Why would you wish to? All things change in a dynamic environment. Your effort to remain what you are is what limits you.
Batou: In the left pocket of my jacket in the hallway are some car keys. Take one you like. The door code is twen...
Motoko Kusanagi / Puppet Master: ...2501? That can be our private password, when we meet each other again.
Motoko Kusanagi / Puppet Master: And where does the newborn go from here?... The net is vast and infinite.
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~= Ghost in the Shell (2017)
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