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Hey,

Really enjoyed this VN, all the philosophical discussion including.

Minor Spoiler warning: 

The whole discussion with we first met Bradbury,  I kept thinking "yeah, ok. That's all true for (me/Isaac). But isn't it the same for you? If you can create an AI capable of perfectly copying a person to the point it believes itself to be a person, how can you be sure you ain't one yourself? Have you ever cut Open your skin/skull and had a look beneath? Even then,I meant unless Mary is right about Abilities being a proof of soul AND you have an Ability, you can't be sure you aren't a simulation of "Bradbury". If your own conviction doesn't count, you can always be a biological simulation of your self. If Cogito ergo sum can be a programmed thought, as Bradbury claims, no one can be sure if they are "real". 

(If ppl are interested in this, have a look at the zombie argument)

End spoiler 

No complaints about the writing, just something I felt I had to share.

 I enjoyed it, keep up the good work!

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As for me it's simple - i just don't care.

In your scenario i will treat "me" as actual person, and closest person.

Either for any kind of robot - if it will have consioness and apparently selfconsioness all is good.


P.S. Hell, after reading/watching some anime, VN, game etc which i really like most saddest thing for me that it's universe, characters simply... don't exist 😥

I always know, that's a work of fiction, but still...


P.P.S I know determination of consioness is compilcated.So if to be honest i will treat as actual person in any case if i can't say with at least 100% that it's haven't consioness and selfconsioness and just imitating it.

Sorry for my English , he isn't my native language and i'm bad in writing with it.

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if ppl manage to create robots with the sentience of a human at that point you cant really classify it as a robot

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