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I think I am going to have to start reading the Guardian before I read your Haiku... I am being kept up on the news thru the filter of poetry... Maybe that is a good thing and i should not mess with it.
I'm with you, Carl. I had to google this one too. "An emotionally sensitive GPS." What next?
I , human, am being made redundant.
lovely Haiku,
happy 2011.
a robot that can feel and unfeel as and when he wants? wow.
Thanks All
Some brilliant remarks there. Have to point out, though Carl, that I only take The Guardian a couple of times a week.
I'm with Raj re the feeling/unfeeling bit. I think there's something could be made of that. I wonder if we could do that... would we often? And would it be a good idea?
To all of you: the very best of all Good new Years
That robotic head - is how I feel when I have a cold - Ha
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