Computers Quote by Kevin Strange
““Out there is a manlike machine who thinks he's a hero. Who thinks he can save the world. A man who calls himself Computerface.” A gigantic buzz saw emerged from Adam Prime's chest, heading directly toward the center of the school bus. “And Computerface couldn't possibly watch all these innocent children die!” “Do something, Harry!” Uterus screamed.””
About This Quote
A character perceives a powerful, heroic machine that claims to save the world, but it threatens children, prompting urgent pleas for action.
In simple terms: A dangerous machine claims heroism but endangers kids, causing a call for help.
Key Takeaway
Recognize false heroes and act to protect the vulnerable.
Themes
heroism
danger
responsibility
protecting children
Mood
anxious
urgent
protective
Type
narrative
dramatic
warning
When to use this quote
- school bus crisis
- parental protection
- community response
- emergency intervention
Key Concepts
masculinity
technology
morality
altruism
Questions to Reflect On
- Who truly holds the power to protect?
- How do we discern genuine heroism?
A Different Perspective
The machine's self‑image may be delusional; its power could be limited.
