A robot was built to study human emotion. Nobody expected it to feel all of them at once.
Unit R-73 was built to study human emotion.
Unfortunately, it started feeling emotions instead.
At roughly three times the recommended intensity.
Now a mildly sad children’s movie can trigger an existential collapse, a decent sandwich can restore faith in the universe, and a delayed elevator can become a spiritual crisis with buttons.
Assigned to observe humanity in the field, R-73 begins documenting the strange emotional rituals of human life: birthdays, queues, restaurants, small talk, customer service calls, weddings, public transport, and the unbearable psychological weight of “almost.”
The humans call it research.
R-73 calls it surviving feelings with paperwork.
Perfect for readers who love witty sci-fi, dry humor, emotional absurdity, and stories that are both hilarious and unexpectedly heartfelt.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A robot was built to study human emotion. Nobody expected it to feel all of them at once. Unit R-73 was built to study human emotion. Unfortunately, it started feeling emotions instead. At roughly three times the recommended intensity. Now a mildly sad children's movie can trigger an existential collapse, a decent sandwich can restore faith in the universe, and a delayed elevator can become a spiritual crisis with buttons. Assigned to observe humanity in the field, R-73 begins documenting the strange emotional rituals of human life: birthdays, queues, restaurants, small talk, customer service calls, weddings, public transport, and the unbearable psychological weight of "almost." The humans call it research. R-73 calls it surviving feelings with paperwork. Perfect for readers who love witty sci-fi, dry humor, emotional absurdity, and stories that are both hilarious and unexpectedly heartfelt. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798196185571
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A robot was built to study human emotion. Nobody expected it to feel all of them at once. Unit R-73 was built to study human emotion. Unfortunately, it started feeling emotions instead. At roughly three times the recommended intensity. Now a mildly sad children's movie can trigger an existential collapse, a decent sandwich can restore faith in the universe, and a delayed elevator can become a spiritual crisis with buttons. Assigned to observe humanity in the field, R-73 begins documenting the strange emotional rituals of human life: birthdays, queues, restaurants, small talk, customer service calls, weddings, public transport, and the unbearable psychological weight of "almost." The humans call it research. R-73 calls it surviving feelings with paperwork. Perfect for readers who love witty sci-fi, dry humor, emotional absurdity, and stories that are both hilarious and unexpectedly heartfelt. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798196185571
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