"Artificial man........."

Squinting his eyes and looking at the android soaked in the nutrient solution in front of him, Fang Zheng reached out and touched his chin, silent.

"Mr. Founder?"

Just then, a voice rang out, and Fiore was seen in a wheelchair from the other side. When she saw Fang Zheng, she couldn't help but be stunned for a moment.

"What are you doing here?"

"Hmm......... I'm thinking about some moral issues. ”

“……… Ethical ......... Is it? ”

Faced with Fangzheng's answer, Fiore was obviously a little surprised. It's no wonder, after all, the magicians of the Moon World rarely talk about such things as morality, and the pursuit of the root is their ideal, and everything else has no meaning to them.

"Yes, I'm thinking about the difference between androids and robots."

That's right, Founder came here to think about this problem. Regarding robots and AI, Founder already has a mind and judgment of its own. But androids are different, to be honest, Fang Zheng has seen a lot of movies about clones and androids, but ......... There is no rational explanation for why humans would create artificial and cloned humans.

If you need organs, then you only need to clone them. Science and technology have also shown that cloning a human being takes significantly longer, is less efficient, and consumes more resources than cloning an organ.

But if you use androids as labor, then in terms of efficiency, they are also not as good as machines, even if they are used as soldiers and the like, they are not as safe as the AI control and underlying permissions of robots. After all, the Clone Wars......... Well, everybody understands.

But what Fang Zheng didn't expect was that when he heard his answer, Fiore had a puzzled expression.

"Machine......... Person? What is that? ”

“……………”

Hearing Fiore's questioning question, Fang Zheng was speechless for a while, of course he knew that many magicians were not good at or didn't like modern technology, after all, Rin Tosaka's mechanical idiot in the Five Wars was also very impressive to Fang Zheng. However......... You don't even know what a robot is, this big lady?

Anyway, Rin Tosaka still knows that the mobile phone can be used to make calls!

"It's a humanoid tool made of machinery that can be manipulated by humans to perform a certain degree of work. You don't have to eat, you don't have to drink water, you don't have to rest, you can work 24 hours a day, eh......... It's the same existence as a self-discipline doll."

Fang Zheng briefly introduced Fiore, and when he heard this, Fiore's eyes widened in surprise.

"Are humans out there already capable of making such alchemical devices?"

"No, it's still a concept......... Well, there are some results, but they don't just take human form. ”

While speaking, Fang Zheng explained to Fiore what an industrialized robot was, and when he heard Fang Zheng's explanation, Fiore showed a somewhat emotional expression.

"I see......... But......... What does this have to do with the question you're thinking? ”

"Well, I'm thinking about whether or not to think of androids as human on a moral level."

This is also the problem that Founder is considering at the moment, robots must not be regarded as humans, just as Founder thought before, the thinking circuit and inductive feedback of robots are all carried out through programs made up by humans. The belief that robots have souls and lives is nothing more than an illusion brought about by human emotions themselves.

But androids and clones are a different story, their flesh and blood are indeed created by humans, but their way of thinking is not. However, why do androids appear? Is it their end to doing human batteries here?

To be honest, it's hard to comment on whether this point is humane. Because the Thousand Realms Tree did not devour other people's flesh and blood at the same time to gain magic power, like Ryunosuke and Caster in the Fourth War. Nor did she use the vitality of the city's residents to maintain her magic like Mother C of the Five Wars.

On the contrary, in order not to involve ordinary people to the greatest extent, they chose the method of "making their own artificial humans as magic batteries", which is quite humane from a purely human point of view.

Morality is never a fixed concept, and nothing is "good" or "bad". It's just a matter of who you stand in and who you think for. For example, two great countries have been fighting each other for many years, with heavy casualties, and every year countless parents lose their children, and countless children lose their parents. And finally one day, the two great powers decided to divide the winners in a different way, and they created two artificial armies to fight in place of their people. The androids can kill each other on the battlefield and rely on the number of dead to determine the outcome of the two nations.

And the citizens of these two countries have lived a peaceful and beautiful life since then. Parents can take their children out to play together, and children can also have a happy family with their parents. They can even watch the TV broadcast and cheer on the armies of androids.

As a third party, seeing this scene will definitely think it is funny and evil.

But what about the people of both countries? Of course, a simple sentence of "just stop the war" is easy to say, but what if the war can't be stopped?

Is it to make people to die? Or do you want their children or parents to go to war and never look back?

It's like this Holy Grail War, for outsiders, just a simple sentence like "Don't betray the Magic Association" or "It's good to hold the Holy Grail War silently, why do you want to say it", or "The Magic Association will let the Thousand Worlds Tree go out independently, it's just a group of second-rate magicians anyway".

But what about the positions of both sides in the middle of this?

Can an outsider imagine the wrath of ordinary magicians who, for hundreds of years, have been excluded from the inner circle of magic simply because of their shallow origins and history, and who can only exist as their "spare tire" and "slave"?

Can an outsider understand the anger of a nobleman who has been high up for two thousand years, suddenly standing up against a slave who has been oppressed by him?

None of this is possible.

That's why there is this Holy Grail War, where one side tries to use the Holy Grail to completely set off the wolf smoke of rebellion. The other side is trying to put a stop to the rebellion for the sake of their own dignity, and at the same time take away the rumored Great Grail.

And for the sake of this war, both "countries" are using their own methods to make all this to the best of their ability.

The so-called morality is like this, it will produce different changes according to different positions, and as a paladin, Founder naturally has his own views on the requirements of the moral level and position.

Of course, if Fang Zheng is just one person, then he only needs to help himself see what is pleasing to the eye, and nothing else needs to be taken into account. However, Fang Zheng was the leader of the Heavenly Dao Palace, and his every move would be related to the safety of the Heavenly Dao Palace, so Fang Zheng had to ensure that his position was always in a balanced and relatively correct position.

"Miss Fiore, what will happen to these androids?"

"This ........."

Hearing Fangzheng's inquiry, Fiore thought for a moment.

"After the Holy Grail War is over, if they are still alive, they will continue to live as servants of the Thousand Worlds Tree Clan.........

"Kala!"

As Fiore spoke, a glassware beside her suddenly burst, followed by shards of glass, and an android fell out of the vessel and smashed it towards Fiore.

"Be careful."

Seeing this scene, Fang Zheng hurriedly stepped forward and grabbed Fiore's wheelchair, pulled her behind him, and at the same time stretched out his hand and slapped it on the artificial man's body, only to hear a "bang", and the next moment the artificial man was directly knocked out by Fang Zheng, hitting the corner of the wall hard, tilting his head and making no sound.

What's going on? Do all magic props have shoddy products?

Fang Zheng looked at the broken container, then turned his head to look at Fiore.

"Miss Fiore, are you alright?"

"I'm fine, thank you, Mr. Fangzheng......... It's you......... I guess I didn't get hurt. ”

Hearing Fang Zheng's inquiry, Fiore replied in a low voice with a slightly red face, just when the glassware exploded just now, if Fang Zheng hadn't been in front of her, I'm afraid those glass shards would have hit Fiore's body.

"I'm fine."

Fang Zheng stretched out his hand to shake off his clothes, sweeping the shards of glass on them to the ground, and at this moment he heard a sound, and other androids also came from around, and they began to quickly clean up the pieces here. Fang Zheng walked to the wall and looked at the android.

He looked like a teenager with short white hair and a thin body, but unfortunately, this android was very unlucky, and when Fang Zheng knocked him away, this guy's head seemed to accidentally hit the wall, and then the entire cervical vertebrae were broken......... Of course, he is dead.

There is only one thing that Fang Zheng can say about this.........

"What a bad luck ........." (https:)

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