The computer may be incompetent in itself--that is, unable to do the work for which it was designed. This kind of incompetence can never be eliminated, because the Peter Principle applies in the plants where computers are designed and manufactured.
According to the prophecy a child was going to come along that would be part human and part robot and this child was going to change everything. Of course it was way too soon _ both sides were totally unprepared, not to mention the fact that they had their parts mixed up. The girls were only interested in romance, and the robots in completing a transaction.
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According to the prophecy a child was going to come along that would be part human and part robot and this child was going to change everything. Of course it was way too soon _ both sides were totally unprepared, not to mention the fact that they had their parts mixed up. The girls were only interested in romance, and the robots in completing a transaction.
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