Mirrors are enchanting objects, and non-enlightening objects are also born and die. The distinction between humans and machines should not be taken for granted. Robot suicide, in the final analysis, is that humans abandon robots because they are useless. Due to the change of model, new products are purchased again and again, some are thrown away and end up on the streets, and they gradually deteriorate without maintenance. Robots are just protesting that humans throw themselves away when they're done using them. Humans are different from robots, but that belief is just a simple distinction between black and white. To some extent, it is necessary to understand that human beings are only non-machines, and industrial robots are not for the time being. At least the existence of doll robots has nothing to do with utilitarianism and pragmatism. , why are they humanoid, and is it necessary to make an idealized humanoid? Why should humans be so eager to make a form similar to themselves? Children are outside what is usually called human norms, that is to say, have certainty Only those who act completely according to their own will can be called human beings, so as a pre-human stage, what are the children living in chaos? It is obvious that the inner part is different from human beings but has a representative of human beings. The dolls that girls play at home are not substitutes for real babies or practice props. The girls are not doing parenting exercises at all, or playing with dolls may be almost the same as actual parenting. It is the fastest way to realize the ancient dream of creating an artificial man.
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