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'...a 2045 convertible with a Hennis-Carleton positronic motor and an Armat chassis.'
'You can hook a Thorsen tube into a control circuit... and the tube will "remember" what was done and can direct the operation...'
Nature is a master of fabricating structured materials consisting of living and non-living components.
Bots don't need to work out.
'The tiny devices chirped their impulse codes at one another...'
'Is there a problem, officer?'
Then some unknown race had chanced upon the dreamers and decided to "help them out."
'Improving man by bringing him close to Nature, while they combine the sensations of coasting with the interest of seeing the country well...'
'...there were automatic guns that fired ligamine darts.'
Um, how about that pension for the humans who serve as the models for robot behavior?
