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human.
to imagine how thick are the walls, even though the place is clean, spacious, and has
an openness to the surface through an inconspicuous ray of light. Caleb let us see his
insecurity through his gaze into the space, but he is also curious because Nathan
embodiment, of what is that to have a body and its consequences. He has to train his
for any rise of the fembots. And also, given that he designs directly all the parts of his
fembots, including legs, arms, and so on, he should have the awareness of the
corporality. How should the fembots feel gravity? How should they move in order to
be enough efficient with its nature, or artificiality, but also treacherously human?
alcoholic guy with whom Caleb would feel comfortable, insomuch as Caleb is more a
timorous nerdy guy, who would never transgress what is given. He would never
imagined himself in these isolated place where a crazy alcoholic guy is experimenting
with some fembots what is that to be self-conscious. It probably overstepped what he
opinion, this immaterial entity that everytime is ready to produce a judgement about
everything, but at the same time is hypocritical and hides its real intentions even for
itself. Caleb wanted to help Ava when he saw that she was so unable to liberate herself
from her prison. That was unethical for him, to let a helpless self-conscious fem...
something as ownership of somebody that would soon disassemble her. But what if at
the end of the movie, when she had already killed Nathan, she would have open the
glass door for Caleb to be free? Would Caleb have left the place together with Ava and
been happy? Or rather, he would have tried to kill-destroy her because she was too
intelligent and self-conscious to cheat him? In this case, which would be the most
ethical decision. Why she didnt open the door? Perhaps because Caleb was just an
instrument for her to reach freedom? Or perhaps she was afraid of him and herself,