Kerry Bowman

Because it's not really there.

But, you know, I'm purposely cycling back to as they design these things.

Some people are saying that they'll design them in ways that as the world moves forward, they'll be able to absorb information.

This is a non-living person.

This is their profile.

We'll be able to absorb information about the changing world.

You know, let's say I've had another child or...

you know, the politics has changed or whatever.

But this is extremely artificial.

You're making absolute guesses as to how a person is going to interact with a changing world because we simply don't know.

So there's really an artificial element to all of it.

No, and, you know, let's be honest.

When we look at, and I'm talking about loss here.

So when people have lost people,

And I've worked with a lot of people, you know, as I mentioned before, I'm a former medical social worker.

I've seen a lot of this.

You know, people will talk to photographs of someone.

That's not crazy.

That's just love and that's respect and all those things.

People will have mementos.