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For questions about the physical location in which prisoners are kept.
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How easy would it be for an android to get away with homicide compared with a human being? [closed]
I know that in many sci-fi stuff Asimov's three laws of robotics are taken into account, but I personally do not like them. One of these laws says that a robot should be programmed to never hurt a hum …
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