What do you think, is an unborn baby kind of an experimental model, a concept person, a trial human? Now, the difference between babies and cars is that when the car is in the concept mode, there's only one production model that follows. In automobile terms, every baby's a limited model -- limited to one.
See, the difference is that in cars, there can be thousands, maybe millions, of copies made of the concept car. You don't go through all that trouble of designing a car just to produce only one model.
Not so, babies. Each one is an original. Every model is exclusive. One rolls off the assembly line, and that's it. They shut the plant down until the mother and father decide to design and produce a different one. There won't be another model until what is called a brother or sister comes out.
And, they don't improve on babies with each new model year. A 6,000 BC (or whatever year that was) Abel is just as good and fancy and modern as a 1924 Russell M. Nelson.
When you've designed something to perfection, you can't improve upon it. And, these models were all patterned after a perfect being.
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