The Blind Screw Maker

An intellectual parody in the spirit of Animal Farm. Humans one day leave Earth to avoid a solar disaster and leave Earth in the care of androids. After a long absence, the androids begin to doubt the existence of humans and many begin to believe in the Theory of Adaptation which claims that all adroids adapted from nuts, bolts, and widgets into robots and eventually androids of higher intelligence. The story centers around an android named Inquirer2.0 and his conversations and debates with other androids.

Reviews:
By @mkuroneko:
It's a humoristic short story. The story centers around androids who actually wonder what are their origins. In the middle of that, there's this one android that just keeps asking more question, bringing people to try and convince him.
Between the theory of evolution to blind religious-like belief in a superior power, this book was like a crossover between Candide by Voltaire and the valladolid debate (I'm French so I studied those book in school). It isn't overly complex with difficult words. Everything is laid down so everyone can understand it. The heated debates definitely made me crack up and in the end, I think it's a very clever story.