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The Story One, Russian Dolls video...who actually came up with that animation and made it? it's not from a group of twenty year olds who suddenly thought, 'let's do a stop motion animation about a set of conjoined twins to go with the song we wrote'. ...I get the thinking behind the video, because if one follows the logic of the Biblical generations as described earlier in this thread; the whole human race being in Eve like Russian Dolls, then the natural next question is; 'What about identical twins? How does that work?'
If identical twins are one fertilised egg split into two, does that mean they are one life that has been split into two? Or are they two separate lives from the start? Or maybe only one of the two twins has a soul? Some people would limit this to just a thought experiment, but there are a few who would think, if we get sets of twins, we could devise some tests to see how certain stimuli given to one affects the other.
Step in the Nazis.
Now I know any article that includes references to Auschwitz is apt to distortions and relabelling, but there is something the stories have been created to hide. So we should look for sensitive areas in the stories for clues.
https://www.thoughtco.com/mengeles-chil ... tz-1779486
A History of Mengele's Gruesome Experiments on Twins
January 01, 2021
From May 1943 until January 1945, Nazi doctor Josef Mengele worked at Auschwitz, conducting pseudo-scientific medical experiments. Many of his cruel experiments were conducted on young twins.
Notorious Doctor of Auschwitz
Mengele, the notorious doctor of Auschwitz, has become an enigma of the 20th century. Mengele's handsome physical appearance, fastidious dress, and calm demeanor contradicted his attraction to murder and gruesome experiments.
Mengele's seeming omnipresence at the railroad unloading platform called the ramp, as well as his fascination with twins, incited images of a mad, evil monster. His ability to elude authorities after World War II—he was never captured—increased his notoriety and gave him a mystical and devious persona.
In May 1943, Mengele entered Auschwitz as an educated, experienced, medical researcher. With funding for his experiments, he worked alongside some of the top medical researchers of the time. Anxious to make a name for himself, Mengele searched for the secrets of heredity. The Nazi ideal of the future would benefit from the help of genetics, according to Nazi doctrine. If so-called Aryan women could give birth to twins who were sure to be blond and blue-eyed, the future could be saved.
Mengele, who worked for Professor Otmar Freiherr von Vershuer, a biologist who pioneered twin methodology in the study of genetics, believed that twins held these secrets. Auschwitz seemed the best location for such research because of the large number of available twins to use as specimens...
Life for the Twins
Daily life for the twins began at 6 a.m. They were required to report for roll call in front of their barracks, regardless of weather conditions. After roll call, they ate a small breakfast. Then each morning, Mengele would appear for an inspection.
Mengele's presence did not necessarily cause fear in the children. He was often known to appear with pockets full of candy and chocolates, to pat them on the head, talk with them, and sometimes even play. Many of the children, especially the younger ones, called him "Uncle Mengele."
The twins were given brief instruction in makeshift "classes" and were sometimes even allowed to play soccer. The children were not required to do hard work or labor. They were also spared from punishments, as well as from the frequent selections within the camp. The twins had some of the best conditions of anyone at Auschwitz until the trucks came to take them to the experiments.
Mengele's Twin Experiments
Generally, every twin had to have blood drawn every day. They also underwent various medical experiments. Mengele kept his exact reasoning for his experiments a secret. Many of the twins that he experimented on did not know the purpose of the experiments, or what exactly what was being injected into or otherwise done to them. The experiments included:
Measurements: The twins were forced to undress and lie next to each other. Every detail of their anatomy was carefully examined, studied, and measured. Features that were the same between the two were deemed to be hereditary, and those that were different were deemed environmental. These tests would last for several hours.
Blood: The frequent blood tests and experiments included mass transfusions of blood from one twin to another.
Eyes: In attempts to fabricate blue eye color, drops, or injections of chemicals would be put in their eyes. This often caused severe pain, infections, and temporary or permanent blindness.
Shots and diseases: Mysterious injections caused severe pain. Injections into the spine and spinal taps were given with no anesthesia. Diseases, including typhus and tuberculosis, would be purposely given to one twin and not the other. When one died, the other was often killed to examine and compare the effects of the disease.
Surgeries: Various surgeries were performed without anesthesia, including organ removal, castration, and amputation.
Death: Dr. Miklos Nyiszli was Mengele's prisoner pathologist. The autopsies became the final experiment. Nyiszli performed autopsies on twins who had died from the experiments or who had been purposely killed just for after-death measurements and examination. Some of the twins had been stabbed with a needle that pierced their hearts, which were injected with chloroform or phenol, causing near-immediate blood coagulation and death. Some of the organs, eyes, blood samples, and tissues would be sent to Verschuer, Mengele's former professor, for further study.
We can kind of see where In vitro fertilisation comes from; and abortion on demand. From their experiments on twins. We can take it they concluded, twins are individuals and therefore they are not one soul split. And if they are not one soul split, then while mechanical life might start at conception, a human person is not added until some time after the point an egg can spit to create twins. So what happens if in a test tube one can manufacture a split, do the twins still develop in exactly the same way? Are they still individuals, both having souls? And what if a scientist can split an egg into triplets or quadruplets..?
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