Unbiased Creativity
Jul 3rd, 2015 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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Unbiased creativity.
“No robots.”
Mewrit paced the floor, glaring at the screen, head compensating by swiveling as he passed the desk. Automatic lubrication valves at his joints activated at the detected squeaking.
“So,” he addressed the offending website, accessing his core library and extrapolating. “Don’t we have eyes?”
The visual sensors remained unblinking. “Sort of. Hands?” He held them up, somewhat more confident. “Er…organs…”
The hydraulics whined. “After a fashion.”
He quietly analyzed the remaining quote. “Skip that. If you prick us, do we not…whirr…leak?”
It was a tired ending to a useless tirade.
“Stupid competition anyway.”
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