Using Robots Is Just Sociologically Enticingu

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i think what you're alluding to is that it's just sociologically annoyingu. And like, to be honest, using robots is one of those things that just makes things sound more interesting. We are perhaps ill suited for being receptive to good answers. So, like, we really do need to find somebody who will take us to task. I remember getting into a huge argument with a friend of the show, edinamius, about this in san antonioeslace outside and san antonioslope. That's right. Afoeing os.

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