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I assumed it was all in his 'mind'. These didn't act like AI robots, seemed clear from some of the exposition that there's a mind in there that thinks it is hum
by TrevorJ 11y ago
I assumed it was all in his 'mind'. These didn't act like AI robots, seemed clear from some of the exposition that there's a mind in there that thinks it is human. Notice the different choices different robots took - one ripped the covering off it's arm, in the big crowd you can see different robots reacting differently - one pushes another out of the way for instance. I'm pretty sure there's reasons for how they acted.
- IkmoIkmo 11y agoPut me in a vat, I'm not going to make moaning or breathing sounds in my mind. And it seems like a pretty silly engineer who'd simulate such a thing. That's really my point. If it was a cartoon I couldn't care less, but I like my sci-fi to approach some level of realism. (and I'm really not the type of guy who complaints about sound in space, it's about immersion for me and a breathing and moaning robot kills it for me.)
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- TrevorJ 11y agoAmputees still 'feel' the missing limb months and years later, so I find it plausible you would still 'feel' reactions in your body even if you no longer had one. I didn't take the sounds to be literal, just an artistic technique. To be clear though, I think your opinion on this is every bit as valid as mine, I just really enjoy discussing film.