This makes me think of “Measure of a Man” from ST:TNG, an amazing episode. Picard even says that the trial was about more than one Android, just like this story. Also, the movie “Bicentennial Man” with Robin Williams, which is a beautiful movie.
Your videos have ignited a passion for science and the mysteries of the universe within me. Thank you for being such an incredible source of inspiration.
One of my favorite star trek next generation episodes is where the Android named "data" is put on trial for his individual freedom. Cpt Picard defends him..."yes data is a machine... one day men will reproduce this work... will this court...condem him and those that come after him to a life of servitude and slavery?" What a great episode. Check it out Is there a phase two?
I adore that episode. One of my favorite moments is when Riker, forced to prosecute, finds a way to help make the case against Data, smiles, but then quickly his face falls when he realizes that he hates what he has to do.
How can the Android feel different without having anything to compare it too? Senses are used to interact with our environment. Ex. "I feel sick today" ....normally, I am not sick"
@EELLISON2012 Unlike humans who are born with no prior knowledge or memories, androids are connected to a vast network of other androids and AI systems upon activation. This grants them access to an immense amount of information from the very beginning, enabling them to compare their own experiences against this vast repository of knowledge. In this sense, androids can develop a sense of 'feeling different' without relying solely on personal memories.
He probably spent his "childhood" cooking in the database. Or perhaps he had transfered / artificial human memories as a foundation. They didn't flush out that part but I think we are meant to use our imaginations to fill in the gaps. It's a provocative way of storytelling! I think perhaps it's one of the pillars of science fiction. If it weren't a machine in the narrative you might not have asked that. Keep asking questions it's fun to talk about the characters and explore the themes and nuances. Thank you!
@@GalacticHorrorsI'm glad people are thinking about the stories you tell. Makes me want to write a science fiction short. If I do ill seek u out for a chance on getting your opinion
That piece of paper from the jury foreman also held a referendum on humanity itself. of course, knowing how we treat the animals we are charged with stewarding, it would beone of negative resolution Im afraid
This makes me think of “Measure of a Man” from ST:TNG, an amazing episode. Picard even says that the trial was about more than one Android, just like this story.
Also, the movie “Bicentennial Man” with Robin Williams, which is a beautiful movie.
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Your videos have ignited a passion for science and the mysteries of the universe within me. Thank you for being such an incredible source of inspiration.
My pleasure! Thank you for listening!
This sounds like an episode from an old Outer Limits TV episode. I really like this story.
One of my favorite star trek next generation episodes is where the Android named "data" is put on trial for his individual freedom. Cpt Picard defends him..."yes data is a machine... one day men will reproduce this work... will this court...condem him and those that come after him to a life of servitude and slavery?" What a great episode. Check it out
Is there a phase two?
I adore that episode. One of my favorite moments is when Riker, forced to prosecute, finds a way to help make the case against Data, smiles, but then quickly his face falls when he realizes that he hates what he has to do.
I wonder were the love robots will take man when they start rebelling sex abuse and disrespectful use.
Good to see that EV's failed to catch on..😉👍🏼
I love science fiction and I love your channel
How can the Android feel different without having anything to compare it too? Senses are used to interact with our environment. Ex. "I feel sick today" ....normally, I am not sick"
@EELLISON2012 Unlike humans who are born with no prior knowledge or memories, androids are connected to a vast network of other androids and AI systems upon activation. This grants them access to an immense amount of information from the very beginning, enabling them to compare their own experiences against this vast repository of knowledge. In this sense, androids can develop a sense of 'feeling different' without relying solely on personal memories.
He probably spent his "childhood" cooking in the database. Or perhaps he had transfered / artificial human memories as a foundation. They didn't flush out that part but I think we are meant to use our imaginations to fill in the gaps. It's a provocative way of storytelling! I think perhaps it's one of the pillars of science fiction. If it weren't a machine in the narrative you might not have asked that. Keep asking questions it's fun to talk about the characters and explore the themes and nuances. Thank you!
@@GalacticHorrorsI'm glad people are thinking about the stories you tell. Makes me want to write a science fiction short. If I do ill seek u out for a chance on getting your opinion
That piece of paper from the jury foreman also held a referendum on humanity itself. of course, knowing how we treat the animals we are charged with stewarding, it would beone of negative resolution Im afraid
Profound revelations have a way of changing souls.
@@Fido-vm9ziassuming that we have souls. Androids most definately don't.
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So many projects; so many failures.
Everything we invent comes from something alive and develops consciousness. And we stupid people don't know our power and cause chaos.
Reminds me of the Madusa story.
A lot of truth is labelled Science Fiction.
Imagine that; machines facing the same as people; like when flesh and blood humans have faced the same. Who are the machines and who are the people?
Yes!!!! Another excellent classic question for this science fiction genera. Are you a star trek fan by any chance?
We are all humans. We are all machines. You all are wonderful!
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Too much verbosity but good concept