Venus On the Half-Shell
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He had detected nothing more than the usual amount of lubrication at such moments. There had been nothing of plastic or foam rubber or metal on or in her.
“You look pale, lover?”
“Why so pale?” he said. “I mean, you’re not making a statement of fact but a question. And you look rather pale yourself.”
“It just didn’t occur to me until a moment ago that you might not know,” she said. “As soon as I thought of that, then I had to tell you. I’m programmed to tell the truth. Just as real humans are pr...ogrammed to tell lies,” she added after a second’s pause.
Would, or could, a robot be malicious or even sarcastic? Yes, if it was programmed to be so. But who would do this? Or why? Someone who wanted to make others uncomfortable or even furious and so had set up certain circuits in his/her robot for just this effect?
But a robot that was emotionally affected? So much so that she—he couldn’t think of Chworktap as an it—would turn pale or blush? Nonsense! But then, what did he know of robots like this?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had detected nothing more than the usual amount of lubrication at such moments. There had been nothing of plastic or foam rubber or metal on or in her.
“You look pale, lover?”
“Why so pale?” he said. “I mean, you’re not making a statement of fact but a question. And you look rather pale yourself.”
“It just didn’t occur to me until a moment ago that you might not know,” she said. “As soon as I thought of that, then I had to tell you. I’m programmed to tell the truth. Just as real humans are pr...ogrammed to tell lies,” she added after a second’s pause.
Would, or could, a robot be malicious or even sarcastic? Yes, if it was programmed to be so. But who would do this? Or why? Someone who wanted to make others uncomfortable or even furious and so had set up certain circuits in his/her robot for just this effect?
But a robot that was emotionally affected? So much so that she—he couldn’t think of Chworktap as an it—would turn pale or blush? Nonsense! But then, what did he know of robots like this?
What to read after Venus On the Half-Shell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farmer Philip José to read onlineMoreLess
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