Learned From My Robot?
Robot Wisdom: All I Really Need to Know About Life, I Learned From My Robot!
All I Really Need to Know About Life, I Learned From My Robot
- Chair legs are quite invisible until you slam into one.
- The logical way is the only way.
- Robot dogs never need to be walked.
- Never upset an A. I. if it is running your life support systems.
- Robots love the song "Daisy."
- Robot directives are sometimes classified.
- From time to time ALL robots fall, even Honda's Asimo with $100 million in research.
- It is always best to clean up your code.
- Always charge your batteries fully before a big day.
Go ahead. Go beyond your original programming. Grow beyond your original programming. You may just discover what it is like to be human.
- Sensors show you the world.
- People are sometimes more robotic than robots.
- Don’t byte off more than you can compile.
- You are only as popular as you have FaceBook friends.
- Never forget how much memory you have.
- Irritating and/or irrational robots have an 'off' switch. Irritating and/or irrational humans don’t.
- In cyberspace no one can hear you scream.
- Life’s little interrupts let you know when it's time to make your more important decisions.
- An Android cell phone is not a robot.
- The best software in the world cannot fix a stripped gear.
- Life is like this void loop() {wakeup(); work(); recharge();}
- Input is essential.
- Robots should look like robots and people should look like people. The uncanny valley creeps out most people.
- You can't always trust a robot that looks like a governor, nor a governor that looks like a robot.
- File sharing is a good thing, but only if you have a good virus checker installed.
- If a robot falls in a forest it’s gonna break a few parts. If it falls on a city sidewalk, it’s gonna break a LOT of parts.
Learned From My Robot : Orignal Poem...
Some people learn from their parents. Some learn from their teachers. Others learn from books. Still others learn from the internet, perhaps on youtube or facebook. I learned most about life from my robot.
--Thomas