Major Motoko Kusanagi : That robot. Did we seem similar to you? Batou : Of course not. Major Motoko Kusanagi : No, I don't mean physically. Batou : Just what, then? Major Motoko Kusanagi : Well, I guess cyborgs like myself have a tendency to be paranoid about our origins. Sometimes I suspect I am not who I think I am, like maybe I died a long time ago and somebody took my brain and stuck it in this body. Maybe there never was a real me in the first place, and I'm completely synthetic like that thing. Batou : You've got human brain cells in that titanium shell of yours. You're treated like other humans, so stop with the angst. Major Motoko Kusanagi : But that's just it, that's the only thing that makes me feel human. The way I'm treated. I mean, who knows what's inside our heads? Have you ever seen your own brain? Batou : It sounds to me like you're doubting your own ghost. Major Motoko Kusanagi : What if a cyber brain could possibly generate its own ghost, create a soul all by itself? And if it did, just what would be the importance of being human then?

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