Hmmmm…now is not the time to think about that.
Lin Hai felt that even if there was sufficient evidence to prove that he was a robot, LKN93 would definitely not spare his life just because they were of the same species, and might even be more cruel.
After all, if Lin Hai was a human, LKN93 could still use the time magic to kill Lin Hai with the years. No matter what, humans think they cannot survive robots. But if Lin Hai is also a robot, or a robot with a higher rank and authority, then this will truly block LKN93's way.
While Lin Hai continued to ponder his thoughts, LKN93 said to himself:
"Inspector, have you ever thought about what robots are if they are not human?"
"Oh, what's that?"
Lin Hai now feels that no matter what this robot is, it is definitely not a human being, because humans actually know very well what they are - shit!
Who would spend their days with nothing to do but eat a full meal thinking about these things? Isn't life enough to worry about? Thinking about these issues is obviously caused by insufficient workload.
It seems that 19 hours of work to complete 48 hours is still too easy for him.
Of course, our Linhai Patrol Officer would not say these words out loud. He said to LKN93 kindly:
"What's the problem? According to human beings, it's a philosophical question. I wonder how much research you have done on philosophy?"
Lin Hai felt that there was really no need for him to discuss philosophy with an artificial intelligence robot. Even though the robot looked very much like a human, it was impossible for a human to have such a wild imagination, and there was also a computing array inside that was rotating to dissipate heat.
Even Kennedy couldn't do this back then.
So Lin Hai quickly added, "Philosophical questions are open to different opinions. I don't think you need to dwell on the question of whether robots are human. Just because robots aren't human, doesn't that mean they can't be anything else? Humans are just an ordinary species among countless lives, nothing special. If you think robots might not be human, then could they be a chicken? A dog? A pig? Or even a mosquito?
As the saying goes, where the heart is, there is the distance.
Why do you have to get caught up in the logic of whether robots are human or not?"
Lin Hai kindly reminded him.
The expected scene of the computing array running wildly did not occur.
LKN93 said directly, "Your input requires a lot of computation for me. I will use the processor in the control room to assist with the calculations later. As you know, my mini computing array may not be able to support such computing power."
"Oh, that's a pity."
Lin Hai said.
However, realizing he might have let something slip, Lin Hai quickly added, "I thought you could figure out what you are by now, so you could know the answer sooner."
"Time doesn't mean much to me, you know."
LKN93 said.
"But I still want to ask you, the examples you just gave are all living things. So do you assume that robots are living things? After all, you didn't say that robots could be a piece of stone or a piece of dirt.
So how do we define living things and what is the meaning of life?
I've been observing you for a long time because you're the only living being in this sector besides the natives. Unfortunately, I couldn't track you before you entered the management center, so the data I got was very limited. I had to ask you directly in the hope of getting an answer."
The LKN93 computing array was still rotating, although not very fast. When Lin Hai knew that this meant he was still thinking after he finished speaking, he didn't know how to respond.
This is a classic question. Lin Hai alone remembers dozens of answers from various wise men, philosophers, biologists, and sociologists. But in this situation, facing a robot he has only known for a few hours, he has no idea how to answer it, especially since the consequences of answering it incorrectly could be very serious.
"I don't know how to answer you for now."
Lin Hai said.
"The definition of life is probably a bit simpler, but the meaning of life is a classic question. I believe the Empire's database contains this question and the answer. I don't think I can answer it better than the sages before me."
Lin Hai explained it this way.
"When did you start thinking about this kind of thing?"
Lin Hai thought about it and asked the question.
"Logs related to thoughts on these issues are stored separately and will not be uploaded to the Empire Management Center server, nor can they be accessed by higher authorities."
LKN93 said calmly, "So I can't tell you any more details."
Lin Hai continued to ask questions. He found that the real problem of the Abyss, that is, the management center, might gradually surface. Such an expectation was worth taking a risk.
"Why do you think this? It can't be out of curiosity, right? Are you curious?"
"After repeated self-checks, I'm sure I'm not curious, Inspector." LKN93 seemed to be a little delayed after saying this, but he quickly added:
"My responsibility is to maintain the entire sector and manage the sector management center. My logical basis is to ensure that the management center and the sector continue to exist in a healthy manner."
"Well, you see, you've found the meaning of your life, haven't you? Keeping the management center and sectors functioning well is the meaning of your life."
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