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In Reply to: You missed a lot posted by cfraser on September 17, 2002 at 14:06:45:
I thought they were aliens.:))
Film does raise some inevitable questions.
It reminded me of Friedrich Schiller's words[apologies for my rough translation] -
"A baby is happy
and desires nothing more than his cradle.
Just give him time to become a man,
and the whole world will be too small."Never expected to like AI, but enjoyed it. 7 out of 10 for me.
Follow Ups:
I also think they are aliens, trying to find out more about former life on Earth.
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They were alien robots, basically, and they were amazed with the kid because he had actually interacted with real beings.Doug Schneider
Why is everyone so insistent on conveting them into aliens, or now apparently, alien robots? If they were aliens they wouldn't have the slightest interest in recreating humans would they? But if they were "native" decendents of the first sentient robot survivors of the event that exterminated humans they would be somewhat driven to know their creators, would they not? Hence, a fascination with humans or those who actually came in contact with them?Or am I missing something here?
joe
The robots had the same fascination with their creators as humans have with their creator(s). The difference being that the robots knew exactly who their creators were.OT: One thing that always bugs me when cloning etc. is shown in pop media: they never seem to explain how an adult is cloned immediately, rather than it starting out as a baby. *That* is something WAY beyond mere cloning.
w
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