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What is the social/ethical/legal status of AnthroPCs?

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Is it cold in here?:

--- Quote from: Border Reiver on 19 Mar 2010, 13:42 ---However, if they do have rights, or get them- they have responsibilities.  Not sure if Pintsize would really want to be accountable for his behaiour.

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I had forgotten the strip about organizing for robot rights.

EDIT: also potentially relevant, strip 382, in which Pintsize says it's illegal to sell AnthroPCs online. Now, trusting Pintsize is a stretch even for the most devoted player of the Take It Too Literally game, but what if AnthroPCs can only be sold by licensed retailers or only to customers who've had a background check? Maybe getting an AnthroPC is like adopting a baby.

raoullefere:
Possibly more like a rare pet, or a firearm. I can see where one might have to have a permit to own an anthropc, because, as I pointed out in the WTC, they are potentially dangerous.

Kugai:
I voted for Sentient Machines






But you forgot the other option

Border Reiver:
Pancakes?

raoullefere:
A murrain on thy cakes formed in pans!

He speaks of clever alien agents meant to infiltrate Earth, gather intelligence, and then transform the planet into the wild, wild world of uninhibited, witless Miley Cyrus clones. The last report: so far, so good!

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