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A robot makes himself into a human being.  
 
A robot makes himself into a human being.  
  
Discussed in ''The Mechanical God" by Robert Reilly, "[[How Machines Become Human: Process and Attribute]]."
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Discussed in ''The Mechanical God'' by Robert Reilly, "[[How Machines Become Human: Process and Attribute]]."
  
  

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Asimov, Isaac. "The Bicentennial Man." Stellar Feb. 1976. Coll. The Bicentennial Man and Other Stories, q.v. under Anthologies and Collections. Rpt. Stellar Science Fiction 2. Judy-Lynn del Rey, ed. New York: Ballantine, 1976.

A robot makes himself into a human being.

Discussed in The Mechanical God by Robert Reilly, "How Machines Become Human: Process and Attribute."


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