karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > > karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > > slave boss finds the scavengers in the giant robot toilet > > he hires climbing experts to rappel up to the robot's butt and excavates > > into its lower bowel > > slave boss has become now a lower intenstinal tract infection for the giant > > robot maybe unsure > > anyway, he has many tools and hardworking laborers and he explores inside > > the robot to find its central processing unit and possible controls > > he is determined > > karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > > slave boss finds the scavengers in the giant robot toilet > > he hires climbing experts to rappel up to the robot's butt and excavates > > into its lower bowel > > slave boss has become now a lower intenstinal tract infection for the giant > > robot maybe unsure > > anyway, he has many tools and hardworking laborers and he explores inside > > the robot to find its central processing unit and possible controls > > he is determined > > slave boss is _definitely a brain-eating parasite_ yes? no? > > this depends. > > only if he scavenges the cpu for profit. > > not if he researches and reverse engineers the robots, learns to clone them > and spread plans of their workings
slave boss is unsure what is good or bad! this makes sense. he's definitely focused on profit. he will almost certainly share some workings too so that the scavengers appreciate him. meanwhile, we have a billionaire marching around in a mind-controlled robot! that's how robots are designed to be. controlled. not humans. robots.
