human
We brought nothing into the world and
gpt
We can carry nothing out. As to the words which connect these two propositions in the original Greek, there seems to be some primitive error which we cannot now correct with any certainty. We are not sure whether one proposition is given as a reason for accepting the other, and, if so, which is premise and which is conclusion. But this is of no moment. Each statement singly has been abundantly proved by the experience of mankind, and no one would be likely to dispute either. One of the earliest books in human literature has them as its opening moral.
human
Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither,
gpt
We brought nothing into the world. What right then have we to be discontented with what has since been given to us?
human
We can take nothing out.