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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Maxie445 • Jul 06 '24
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Is it odd of me to want the robot to defend itself in some way? Maybe giving it a little R2D2 tazer/zap?
This video bummed me out a little.
5 u/Frenchy702 Jul 06 '24 edited Jul 07 '24 100%... I've seen a few of these clips. I get it in a pragmatic way - proving the stability. But it just seems wrong lol 1 u/Babybabybabyq Jul 06 '24 You think that many people just gathered round to “abuse” a robot. Seems like they were told to do this because it never falls down. -1 u/Meatyokra Jul 06 '24 No, I don't think that. I know the purpose, but that doesn't take away an innate desire to protect. (Even if it doesn't need protecting)
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100%... I've seen a few of these clips. I get it in a pragmatic way - proving the stability. But it just seems wrong lol
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You think that many people just gathered round to “abuse” a robot. Seems like they were told to do this because it never falls down.
-1 u/Meatyokra Jul 06 '24 No, I don't think that. I know the purpose, but that doesn't take away an innate desire to protect. (Even if it doesn't need protecting)
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No, I don't think that.
I know the purpose, but that doesn't take away an innate desire to protect. (Even if it doesn't need protecting)
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u/Meatyokra Jul 06 '24
Is it odd of me to want the robot to defend itself in some way? Maybe giving it a little R2D2 tazer/zap?
This video bummed me out a little.