Collection of all of Asimov's representative robot works that he was extremely satisfied with!
The origin of the "Three Laws of Robotics"!
①Robots must not harm humans, or cause harm to humans through inaction.
② Unless it violates Law ①, robots must obey human orders.
③ Without violating laws ① and ②, the robot must protect itself.
Reader comments
The end came too soon, and the story between humans and robots is very exciting.
I like the two articles "Satisfaction Guaranteed" and "Two Hundred People" the most.
Breaking the emotional shackles is my favorite plot in robot novels.
Always cry for true feelings.
Especially in "Two Hundreds", after Andrew gained his freedom, did he want to repay the love of the little lady? Therefore, he continued to learn, learn to become more human, understand her emotions, and respond to her emotions. This is a belated relationship, but it becomes deeper and deeper year by year.
After she left, my love for her only grew.
He finally understood the meaning of death.
He finally felt the pain of the one he loved leaving.
And concluded his own death with his own hands.
In general, this article is mainly about [robots]. If you like robots, you can take a look. The article also follows the concept of ["Sympathy-inducing robots"], allowing us to be immersed in the scene, making it more intuitive. Then there are robots ["Three Laws"] and so on, which make readers addicted to it and unable to stop themselves. It can also broaden their horizons and increase their knowledge. At the same time, we can also understand the advantages and disadvantages of robots. Overall, it is very, very good-looking.
Not good-looking? You'll know if you see it for yourself. After all, it's better to experience it yourself than to watch, right?
[Of course, the above content is purely personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it! !
(It's not a joke, it's not black. It's purely bullshit. It's not hostile. It only expresses the literal meaning without sarcasm or suggestion. It only represents my personal views and is not intended to cause controversy or occupy public resources. Please forgive me for inappropriate language. I sincerely apologize if this reply offends you. If you don't agree with my point of view, you don't need to reply to me specifically.)
My favorites are The Double Hundred, Susan Kevin's chapter, and Ball and Donovan's chapter.
Double Hundred People is so good.
Praise be to the great patron saint of roboticists, Susan Kevin.
I was particularly happy to read the chapter between Ball and Donovan. The golden combination of rational brains and hot-blooded action will never go out of style. This chapter can be remade into a science fiction version of a road adventure film.
Goodbye our Galactic Empire.
Moreover, each story highlighted the concept of "sympathetic robots" and gave me a deeper understanding of robot emotions. Among them, the robot dog in the story "A Child's Best Friend" is really cute, and I'm looking forward to its interaction with Jimmy. I feel like this book will give me a new perspective on robots~
What a great imagination!
"Double Hundred People" is the most touching chapter in this book
After reading Galactic Empire, I came to read this book. I liked it very much.
The end came too soon, and the story between humans and robots is very exciting. I like the two articles "Satisfaction Guaranteed" and "Two Hundred People" the most. Breaking the emotional shackles is my favorite plot in robot novels. Always cry for true feelings. Especially in "Two Hundreds", after Andrew gained his freedom, did he want to repay the love of the little lady? Therefore, he continued to learn, learn to become more human, understand her emotions, and respond to her emotions. This is a belated relationship, but it becomes deeper and deeper year by year. After she left, my love for her only grew. He finally understood the meaning of death. He finally felt the pain of the one he loved leaving. And concluded his own death with his own hands.
In general, this article is mainly about [robots]. If you like robots, you can take a look. The article also follows the concept of ["Sympathy-inducing robots"], allowing us to be immersed in the scene, making it more intuitive. Then there are robots ["Three Laws"] and so on, which make readers addicted to it and unable to stop themselves. It can also broaden their horizons and increase their knowledge. At the same time, we can also understand the advantages and disadvantages of robots. Overall, it is very, very good-looking. Not good-looking? You'll know if you see it for yourself. After all, it's better to experience it yourself than to watch, right? [Of course, the above content is purely personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it! ! (It's not a joke, it's not black. It's purely bullshit. It's not hostile. It only expresses the literal meaning without sarcasm or suggestion. It only represents my personal views and is not intended to cause controversy or occupy public resources. Please forgive me for inappropriate language. I sincerely apologize if this reply offends you. If you don't agree with my point of view, you don't need to reply to me specifically.)
My favorites are The Double Hundred, Susan Kevin's chapter, and Ball and Donovan's chapter. Double Hundred People is so good. Praise be to the great patron saint of roboticists, Susan Kevin. I was particularly happy to read the chapter between Ball and Donovan. The golden combination of rational brains and hot-blooded action will never go out of style. This chapter can be remade into a science fiction version of a road adventure film. Goodbye our Galactic Empire.
Moreover, each story highlighted the concept of "sympathetic robots" and gave me a deeper understanding of robot emotions. Among them, the robot dog in the story "A Child's Best Friend" is really cute, and I'm looking forward to its interaction with Jimmy. I feel like this book will give me a new perspective on robots~
What a great imagination!
"Double Hundred People" is the most touching chapter in this book
After reading Galactic Empire, I came to read this book. I liked it very much.