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Re: Define "ROBOT"
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Apparently you know that there are two robots, and 1519 knows there are two robots (the two robots have different names). It seems to be common knowledge, even though we don't have a precise definition of what a robot is. If 1519 had built only one robot, then we would not be having this discussion! ![]() |
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