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    The document discusses a student's responses to questions about the film I, Robot and technologies that could improve humanity. For the first question, the student notes the film shows Spooner initially hating robots but becoming friends with Sonny by the end. The next questions ask if robots will replace humans in the future, with the student saying no since humans create robots. When asked to compare humans and robots, the student explains humans have feelings and life while robots are just machines. For the last question, the student expresses that new technologies are necessary for improving humanity by allowing machines to assist with tasks and help treat illnesses like cancer.

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    The document discusses a student's responses to questions about the film I, Robot and technologies that could improve humanity. For the first question, the student notes the film shows Spooner initially hating robots but becoming friends with Sonny by the end. The next questions ask if robots will replace humans in the future, with the student saying no since humans create robots. When asked to compare humans and robots, the student explains humans have feelings and life while robots are just machines. For the last question, the student expresses that new technologies are necessary for improving humanity by allowing machines to assist with tasks and help treat illnesses like cancer.

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    1-Which Values Are Implicit in The Film?: Manuel Gonzalez Valle 4 ESO C 15/01/2014

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    The document discusses a student's responses to questions about the film I, Robot and technologies that could improve humanity. For the first question, the student notes the film shows Spooner initially hating robots but becoming friends with Sonny by the end. The next questions ask if robots will replace humans in the future, with the student saying no since humans create robots. When asked to compare humans and robots, the student explains humans have feelings and life while robots are just machines. For the last question, the student expresses that new technologies are necessary for improving humanity by allowing machines to assist with tasks and help treat illnesses like cancer.

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    Manuel Gonzalez Valle

    4 ESO C 15/01/2014

    1-Which values are implicit in the film?

    The hatred has Spooner versus Sonny and robots at first part of the film, and their
    friendship at last part of the film.

    The confidence in robots by Spooner and Susan.

    2-Do you think robots will supply human son the future? Why?

    I dont think this because we make the robots and they cant ``live if we dont make
    them.

    3-How does human beings differ from robots? Give examples

    Humans are different from robots because we have feelings and life, and robots are are
    only machines.

    4-Whats your opinion about new technologies related to the improvement of the
    humanity?

    I think the new technologies are necessary to improvement of the humanity because
    we need some machines to do our clothes, our cars, and in other fields like the
    medicine we need some machines or some new technologies to solve illness like
    cncer.

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