He shoots her a quizzical look, briefly pausing in his examination.
"Putting aside the matter of the soul... Androids are machines, are they not? They are more complex machines but machines nonetheless."
The distinction seems arbitrary. 'Android' simply calls to mind something humanoid but that that, as far as he can derive from his own language's roots, merely refers to the thing's shape. Not its nature.
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"Putting aside the matter of the soul... Androids are machines, are they not? They are more complex machines but machines nonetheless."
The distinction seems arbitrary. 'Android' simply calls to mind something humanoid but that that, as far as he can derive from his own language's roots, merely refers to the thing's shape. Not its nature.