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A Britisher Has a Word with an Editordeath. Using Deleuze’s philosophy, I argue how robots, in their future form, can be seen as what Deleuze calls a ‘people-to-come’, ushering in a new understanding a ways of being and ways of dying that do not abide by or conform to a rigid, biological constraint. I also argue how consciousness does

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