Machines Like Me
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Heller’s Catch-18, Fitzgerald’s The High-Bouncing
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Bouncing Lover, Orwell’s The Last Man in Europe, Tolstoy’s All’s Well That Ends Well—I didn’t get much further and yet I saw the point of art. It was a
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tetchy?
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The manual quoted in bold Isaac Asimov’s tirelessly reiterated First Law of Robotics, “A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.”
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capacious,
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On a strange whim, given his views, he had joined a fringe political group dedicated to taking Britain out of the European Union. He was up for election as treasurer at his London club, the Athenaeum. Every day he phoned his daughter with new schemes. Everything I heard made me gloomier about our proposed visit, but I said nothing.
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His weekly wine column probably launched his career as an invalid. When his body turned against itself, his first affliction was
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ITP, immune thrombocytopenic purpura. He was a great talker, people said. Then black spots appeared on his tongue. Despite
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valetudinarian. His question was barked out like a command.
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arterial road that had brought us here.