A Whole New Technology
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Ongoing23m
Last published Fri, Jul 6, 2018
Co-written by PsychiatristGirl and BellaHyeon
This is a dystopian story where the world is divided into three categories: Humans, Cyborgs and Robots. The humans are people living with no technological implants in their body and often are critical of those who have it. Cyborgs are humans with more than ten percent of technological implants in their body. They often live long. Robots are fully technical beings, who can experience only basic emotions. All of them are forced to intermingle at their Academy, a unified school for all beings. The society is about to pass a law to declare all robots and cyborgs a citizen of the country but a scientist has prepared an invincible robot, and is prepared to unleash it onto the world.
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