Very well. [Hell yeah, she is going to be snooping and prying, though.
Meanwhile, she gives a small smile.] World leaders tend to be the last people to figure out who is really important. Largely because it's not frequently them.
Well, in that case, thank you, Mr. Tesla. If you haven't met Glados-san already, I think you'll find her interesting... she is another artificial intelligence.
We have a robot dog, Glados-san is a robot, and you are, which seems to suggest some kind of whimsy on the part of the authorities... especially in regards to me, since I'm not a robot.
But most of the citizens are human or at least organic.
Apparently so. Given this pattern, I'm honestly starting to wonder. We may, however, have the most intelligent house in Mayfield. I'm lucky to be included.
[And internally, she thinks, if she had to choose a person to supply an inventive "human" element, they could do worse than Sasaki.]
Perhaps not robots, but artificial intelligences are. Though maybe your technology has developed to a point where there is something better, still.
[Furrows her brow:] I suppose I would pick tea. Gyokuro.
I see. But would you say you knew an equivalent amount of information about taste compared to people who had the sense? I'm asking about the philosophical concept of qualia, if you're familiar with it.
At any rate, point taken, I suppose. [But not entirely conceded.]
She opens the door and finds a naked man.]
To borrow a phrase from Kyon, oh, boy.
I don't recollect coming here naked...
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Very well. [Hell yeah, she is going to be snooping and prying, though.
Meanwhile, she gives a small smile.] World leaders tend to be the last people to figure out who is really important. Largely because it's not frequently them.
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That means you get the cool stuff.
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Well, in that case, thank you, Mr. Tesla. If you haven't met Glados-san already, I think you'll find her interesting... she is another artificial intelligence.
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But most of the citizens are human or at least organic.
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Robots aren't all that amazing in the long run. You have a favorite drink?
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[And internally, she thinks, if she had to choose a person to supply an inventive "human" element, they could do worse than Sasaki.]
Perhaps not robots, but artificial intelligences are. Though maybe your technology has developed to a point where there is something better, still.
[Furrows her brow:] I suppose I would pick tea. Gyokuro.
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Do you know what my favorite drink from back home is though?
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I'm sorry to say I don't know. Energy drinks? Or simply water would be a classic choice.
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You can tell me again how robots are better later, but for as long as I can I am going to enjoy being human.
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At any rate, point taken, I suppose. [But not entirely conceded.]
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It's just my luck though that I get the chance when I really could use my old body back.
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What is your old body like, if I may?
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Don't get me wrong, one of the scariest men I know is human. I just think my normal tactics aren't going to work at the moment.
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Based on that description, it sounds like your normal tactics are, find them and then pulverize them before they find you.
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