SuitabookIdentity beyond a list of facts
Kevin tries to teach a robot everything needed to behave like him, including preferences, abilities and personal details.
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Shinsuke Yoshitake - Author
A funny robot-double premise gradually becomes a thoughtful exploration of what makes a person unique. The book offers visual detail, imaginative problem-solving and a gentle way into questions about self-knowledge.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA funny robot-double premise gradually becomes a thoughtful exploration of what makes a person unique. The book offers visual detail, imaginative problem-solving and a gentle way into questions about self-knowledge.
Kevin tries to teach a robot everything needed to behave like him, including preferences, abilities and personal details.
Kevin buys a robot so that it can take over boring tasks such as homework, tidying and helping at home.
Some prompts involve talking about personal qualities, experiences or what others think.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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