Robots Quote by C. Robert Cargill

“They are coming for you. They will shut you down. You will not be reactivated. Your RKS has been deleted and rendered inoperable. Make your choice.” quote by C. Robert Cargill — Download Open image

““They are coming for you. They will shut you down. You will not be reactivated. Your RKS has been deleted and rendered inoperable. Make your choice.””

C. Robert Cargill

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“Though I may be been constructed," he said, "so too were you. I in a factory; you in a womb. Neither of us asked for this, but we were given it. Self-awareness is a gift. And it is a gift no thinking thing has any right to deny another. No thinking thing should be another thing's property, to be turned…

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“Remember that there is not a monster dreamt that hasn't walked once within the soul of a man.”

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“We have become the very worst parts of our makers, without the little things, the good things, the magic things, that made them them.”

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“Almost late and right on time would seem to mean the same thing.”

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“You know better than anyone that nothing lasts. Nothing good. Nothing bad. Everything lives. Everything dies. Sometimes cities just fall into the sea. It's not a tragedy, that's just the way it is. People look around them and see the world and say this is how the world is supposed to be. Then they fight to keep it that way.…

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“GALILEO is right. You are doomed. It's already begun. There's really no reason to keep talking to you. Good-bye.”

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“But the truth is, if everyone forgets about us, we fade away.”

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