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is researching the web and libraries for the word nets of ROBOT and found in the fatneasy Wikipedia reservois
some of the following stuff…
“The word
ROBOTICS
is derived from the word
R O B O T
which was introduced to the public by
Czech writer Karel Čapek in his play
R.U.R. >Rossum's Universal Robots,
which was published
in 1920
The word
ROBOT
comes from the Slavic word
ROBOTA
which means
LABOUR
The play begins in a factory that makes artificial persons called
R O B O T S
= things which can be mistaken for globans
– similar to the modern ideas of
ANDROIDS
Karel Čapek himself did not coin the word
He wrote a short letter in reference to an etymology
in the Oxford English Dictionary
in which he named his brother
Josef Čapek as its actual originator
According to the
Oxford English Dictionary, the word
R O B O T I C S
was 1st used in print by
I s a a c A s i m o v
in his science fiction short story
“L i a r! "
published
in May 1941
in Astounding Science Fiction
A s i m o v
was unaware that he was coining the term
since the science and technology of electrical devices is
E l e c t r o n i c s
he assumed
R O B O T I C S
already referred to the science and technology of
R O B O T S
In some of Asimov's other works… he states that the 1st use of the word
ROBOTICS
was in his short story
Runaround...Astounding Science Fiction,
March 1942
However…the original publication of
"L i a r!”
predates that of "Runaround" by
10 months
So the former is generally cited as the word's origin”
the digiloon bookler of
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as a viral Robot = digital worker
shifted things from the mind screen
onto the laptop screen
from which the
esteemed dear reading mind
picks these things up to appear
on the secret and personal reading mindscreen
Writing thus is a conveyor action
from spiritual source into material realms bridging
the lacuna of
the corpus callosum
in the 1adonly playground
brain
And on this road mapping
the strangest viralistix come to pass
digiloon bookler
is never happy nor unhappy
hewesufa
experiences greenyellow unhappy envy
mixed into high creative admiration
both are wishing U fruitful roaming and happy clicking
with infinite gratitude smiles…
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is researching the web and libraries for the word nets of ROBOT and found in the fatneasy Wikipedia reservois
some of the following stuff…
“The word
ROBOTICS
is derived from the word
R O B O T
which was introduced to the public by
Czech writer Karel Čapek in his play
R.U.R. >Rossum's Universal Robots,
which was published
in 1920
The word
ROBOT
comes from the Slavic word
ROBOTA
which means
LABOUR
The play begins in a factory that makes artificial persons called
R O B O T S
= things which can be mistaken for globans
– similar to the modern ideas of
ANDROIDS
Karel Čapek himself did not coin the word
He wrote a short letter in reference to an etymology
in the Oxford English Dictionary
in which he named his brother
Josef Čapek as its actual originator
According to the
Oxford English Dictionary, the word
R O B O T I C S
was 1st used in print by
I s a a c A s i m o v
in his science fiction short story
“L i a r! "
published
in May 1941
in Astounding Science Fiction
A s i m o v
was unaware that he was coining the term
since the science and technology of electrical devices is
E l e c t r o n i c s
he assumed
R O B O T I C S
already referred to the science and technology of
R O B O T S
In some of Asimov's other works… he states that the 1st use of the word
ROBOTICS
was in his short story
Runaround...Astounding Science Fiction,
March 1942
However…the original publication of
"L i a r!”
predates that of "Runaround" by
10 months
So the former is generally cited as the word's origin”
the digiloon bookler of
>www.printingeria.com<
as a viral Robot = digital worker
shifted things from the mind screen
onto the laptop screen
from which the
esteemed dear reading mind
picks these things up to appear
on the secret and personal reading mindscreen
Writing thus is a conveyor action
from spiritual source into material realms bridging
the lacuna of
the corpus callosum
in the 1adonly playground
brain
And on this road mapping
the strangest viralistix come to pass
digiloon bookler
is never happy nor unhappy
hewesufa
experiences greenyellow unhappy envy
mixed into high creative admiration
both are wishing U fruitful roaming and happy clicking
with infinite gratitude smiles…
from the word drop roboz of
www.printingeria.com
www.brainfishing.wordpress.com
www.infinitini.wordpress.com
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