A Classic Robogirl's Love Comedy - Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[Xzayer]

I thought it was a one shot. Yay more

 

[Red225]

This is why you should ask and clarify, instead of worrying about three law conflicts!

 

[Tersione]

Oh my god! They killed robot girl! You bastards!

 

[saviourx3]

So, does she have like multiple spare bodies or something?

 

[Walter_vi_Britannia]

@saviourx3 Probably a different robot, but looks the same cause they're the same model or something.

 

[VINT64]

I'm getting to like it.
Dilemmas of robotics, shown through cute robogirl in trouble.
Okay, sign me in.
CRRCTNS: page 1 "goold old fashioned dilemma", "orders given it", page 2 "dillema"

 

[agtra]

If she have spare bodies i can imagine one of them is being used for sexual things

 

[dharman]

three laws = threeshots, so i hope.

 

[Spica]

Nooooo...., Robo-chaann
I guess, for some reason, no one knows she was a robot. I don't think there's a rule about never be known.

 

[LGear]

Oddly, an exploration of Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics in this manner is actually in line with how Asimov constantly wrote stories where the Three Laws are shown to not be infallible, and where there are situations that test, bend and break these laws that lead to rather unintended consequences.

 

[SakamotoDeath]

So, two laws in one chapter? I wonder if law zero will be in the next chapter.

 

[sssr]

This is basically (a hilarious take on) "Runaround", the first Three Laws story.

 

[Dibella]

 

[Shrimpy]

But... there's no dilemma, is there?
Obey the third law, unless it contradicts the second law.
Even if it means putting yourself in danger, you must obey a human's orders (unless it would go against the first law, but that's not relevant here). So she has to drink it (if that was indeed an "order") even if that would break her.

 

[Med1um]

But where is dilemma?
3rd law just discarded if it contradicts 1st or 2nd law. Didn't author wrote it himself here?

So, yeah, if human ordered robot to die - robot will just die, because 2nd law have absolute priority over 3rd.

 

[Isle_Cartographer]

JUST

 

[le3]

This need tragedy tag

 

[Benzo24]

oh so thats the gimmick here.

 

[Amarrez]

@Shrimpy
@Med1um
Remember, her friend didn't explicitly order her to drink, it was only an implicit order ('have' instead of 'drink'), which threw her through a loop between the second and third laws. A pretty common theme amongst Asimov and Asimov inspired stories is that you have to be pretty damn explicit with robots.