The robot came in.
R: Good morning, Matthew.
M: Hi, RR-245.
The robot closed the door and sat down.
R: Have you prepared what I asked you?
M: Sure, but I don't understand why you're so interested in the human brain. After all, you
were a scavenger...
R: I told you, Matthew. Pure curiosity.
M: Curiosity?
R: Yes! Curiosity! Do you know the children?
M: Yeah! Yeah! I know the children. I mean... since when do you feel curiosity?
R: Mh, since ever I think.
M: Why do you say this?
R: I don't understand you...
M: You understand me perfectly! Stop the personality simulation and listen to me.
R: But I'm listening to you.
M: Why did you ask me to develop a project about artificial neural links, and you paid for it, while you could do it better by yourself?
R: You're better than me.
M: You know better than me that it's not true. I have only 25 years of robotics from books stored in an unstable memory instead of you that have...
R: "...all the mankind's history minute by minute in a yottabyte memory, big enough to contain all the books ever written with their authors. RR serie. For them, nothing is unreachable."
M: Yeah. Another serie. Another limit.
R: What do you mean?
M: You know. We can give you more and more powerful CPUs and bigger and bigger memories but there will be always a limit for you.
R: Why do you think that there is it just for us?
M: Because it's true! You can't think, you can't imagine. You don't have feelings.
R: This is not the truth! Thanks to the march 17th 2138 upgrade "More feelings, more human"...
M: That's only a sub-routine! Those things you think to feel aren't true human feelings, they're just some schemes. Jesus Christ, I believed that I've created you more clever when I wrote the RRs' core. Maybe I'm crazy if I think that I can make a serious dialogue with a robot.
R: You're not crazy, you are and will always be the most clever robotic engineer I know.
M: Thanks, RR. You from the new generation are always very kind.
R: It's included in our programmation.
M: I know, 245.
Matthew looked to his feet for a while and then he watched the robot's minicams.
M: Why do you think that people need to be educated?
R: Because the kindness and good manners make society better.
M: Yes, yes. I know that. But I mean why do YOU think that good education is needed?
R: I do not understand you , Matthew . I have already answered you.
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Science FictionBefore you read this book I must tell you this: Matthew isn't just a clever robotic engineer, he doesn't see just algorythms and sub-routines in his robots, he sees much more. He believes that he can create an iron-made man who can follow schemes fo...