In the deep, blocky jungles of Ethereum, where gas fees climb like mountain goats and Solidity developers communicate in ABI code, a strange phenomenon has emerged: self-replicating smart contracts, also known as quines. What is a quine? In computer science, it’s a program that prints its own source code. In blockchain land, it's the “Look Ma, I deployed myself!” of the smart contract world. These little devils stare into the void of the Ethereum Virtual Machine and boldly ask:“What if I… dep...