http://replicarter.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] replicarter.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] fandomhigh2005-10-17 04:22 pm
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Cyborg Theory Class

Welcome back to Cyborg Theory.

Last week’s class was very successful as you all tried to work out the warning signs of the true identity of a human-form robot.

Today, you have all been informed that Anakin, Kawalsky, Cally, Lee and Aeryn are human-form robots. What are your varying reactions to this news? How would you react to discover that your close friend, acquaintance, classmate and/or that person over there, omg, was not, in fact, human?

I have places for you to comment with your general reactions, if you have any, and specific reactions.

And for the faux-robots in the class, what would be your reaction to (a) discovering that people know, (b) the reactions of your loved ones to this news.

Please show me both your first knee-jerk reaction and a more thoughtful analysis.

//Also, remember that your papers on this exercise are due on Wednesday. I will get them back to you and your grade for the class so far next Monday.//

Remember that participation is mandatory in this class!!1!


*plays with her slinkies*

Re: I am a robot and must angst about it

[identity profile] sogothcally.livejournal.com 2005-10-17 10:07 pm (UTC)(link)
::stands up::

If I discovered that people knew, in the case of if I was a cylon humany robot thingie, well... I'd admit it. Well... maybe. I'd probably run and hide and hope no one came after me until it all died down, and people wouldn't be out to melt me down or something, cause of the outrage and shock. Cause, I'm sure there'd be bias or something. Sadly. So, yeah. I'd hide for a bit, and then try to be as friendly as possible.

I'd hope that if I actually did turn out to be a Cylon Human-Shaped Robot, that everyone would still treat me the same. Cause, it's not like I'd actually be different, you know? Just same old Cally from before. ::shrugs:: But, I'm sure, they'd think I was some evil toaster or something, and then somebody would decide to run up and shoot me before I got a chance for a trial or something to defend myself. ::sighs::

Erm, and, I guess... if people's reactions weren't favorable, I'd cry. Cause I wouldn't have really done anything wrong.

That's my answer.