In a murder case that occurs in a research institute, the only person who can possibly commit the murder is a robot, but the three laws of robots determine that they cannot do so. Two professors and a robot they each own, who is the murderer?
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This article is my understanding of the three laws of robots. An article called "Mirror" I read when I was a child left a deep impression on me. In addition, I recently read several stories in Asimov's "Robot Series" and they were very inspiring, so I conceived this article.
Because I am studying literature, some of the physics-related things in it are basically made-up. I hope friends in related majors can give me some suggestions for modifications to make this article more in line with scientific laws. Thanks!