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    Galactic: The Superhuman Robot
    Galactic: The Superhuman Robot
    Galactic: The Superhuman Robot
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    Galactic: The Superhuman Robot

    By S. Seme

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    This is about a woman who is transformed into a superhuman robot. Her extraordinary capabilities allow her to advance mankind. The book is imaginative, inspirational, educational and entertaining. The information on the universe is amazing. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS. Seme
    Release dateJun 20, 2018
    ISBN9781386231899
    Galactic: The Superhuman Robot

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      Galactic - S. Seme

      Galactic: The Superhuman Robot

      Chapter 1: The Interviewer Meets Jane (later called Galactic)

      Year: 2040

      Place: The United States

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      My name is John and I’ll be interviewing Jane (later called Galactic), a superhuman robot. The interview will be published in Science Only, a popular magazine about the universe.

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      John: It’s a thrill to meet you. How are you?

      Jane: I feel great considering all the changes I’ve gone through.

      John: I’m glad. Are you ready for the interview?

      Jane: As ready as I’ll ever be.

      John: Is there anything you’d like to say before I start the interview?

      Jane: Yes, I would like to thank the scientists from the Foundation for the Development of Superhuman Robots who made my existence possible.

      John: Okay, let’s begin. Pease tell me how you feel.

      Jane: I feel ecstatic because I’m totally free. I don’t have to take care of my body. Using the bathroom is passé. Also, medical checkups are unnecessary.. I have five senses. A built-in camera gives me exceptional vision. I have extraordinary physical and mental capabilities.

      John: What are your capabilities?

      Jane: I can run one hundred miles in five minutes. I can fly to the space station in a few hours, and I can stay in space indefinitely.  I have a photographic memory and can ingest information at an unbelievable  rate thanks to a computerized brain.

      John: Then you’re part digital?

      Galactic: Yes, and I never forget what I’ve learned.

      John: So you’re extremely intelligent; beyond what humans can comprehend?

      Jane: That’s true.

      John: Obviously you’re part human and part robot. Are you an android or a cyborg?

      Jane: I’m not an android. An android is a robot that resembles a human being. I would be classified as a cyborg. A cyborg is a being with both organic and synthetic parts. It can be a human or another organism. If a human has an artificial leg, he’s a cyborg.

      John: Thanks for clearing that up for me. You must be proud of the new you.

      Jane: Yes, I am.

      John: Do you need food to survive.

      Jane: No, I don’t need food. However, I love to taste food.

      John: You’re telling me that you have perpetual energy and don’t need fuel.

      Jane: I do need fuel. Once a month a combination of fuels is given to me through an opening in my thigh. I have no idea what the combination is. Scientists are attempting to find a fuel that will allow me to travel just below the speed of light (the speed of light is 186,000 mi/sec) so I can travel our galaxy.

      John: That would be amazing. Please tell me about your robotic body.

      Jane: An exact replica of my brain was put on a computer and absorbed information from the computer. Then the robotic part of me was made. A 3D image of my brain was secured between my ears.

      My body is made of a synthetic material lighter than aluminum and stronger and more durable than any material known to mankind. My skin, hair and body are composed of a multitude of synthetic products both developed by my creators.

      John: How does your new body feel?

      Jane: It feels light. Moving is effortless. Once a year my creators check me out. If a part is needed, they insert it into or onto my body.

      John: That’s great! How long can you exist?

      Jane: I can exist forever, but if Earth is destroyed and I’m on Earth, I’ll be destroyed unless I escape into space.

      John: Do you sleep?

      Jane: Yes. In fact, I dream. My brain needs to rest, and my battery is automatically charged every night. I’m a technological device that can go on forever.

      John: I’m dumbfounded. Do your miss your old body and have you acclimated to your new body?

      Jane: I miss the sensations of my old body. I’m not totally used to being superhuman. It stills feels strange. I don’t know if I’ll ever get used to it, but I feel as if I’ve been reborn.

      John: You have been reborn. Do you define yourself as being alive?

      Jane: If you define being alive as having feelings and being aware then I’m alive, but I view myself as a being that exists.

      John: That’s an excellent definition. What are you currently doing, and what are you plans for this year?

      Jane: "I’ve been given a credit card to pay my expenses. It’s implanted

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