From: krenner@byron.u.washington.edu (Randolph Carter)
Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy
Subject: Racist Beter/Volkoff anti-robot slander
Date: 3 Jan 1993 09:15:51 GMT
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
NNTP-Posting-Host: byron.u.washington.edu

Jon Volkoff writes:

>The Russians produced their robotoids at Novosibirsk Science City using
>holographic image acquisition and storage techniques of the applicable neuron
>patterns, discussed in more detail in Audio Letter #47.  They obtained these
>images using a special ultrasonic cerebral hologram method.  The genetic DNA
>coding necessary to reproduce the rest of the person was obtained by other
>methods.  The rest of the robotoid was then generated using a close relative
>of recombinant DNA techniques using bacteria (i.e. breaking up and splicing
>together DNA from different sources).
>
>The Americans (or more accurately, the Rothschild/Bolshevik/Zionist faction)
>were able to produce their synthetic automatons using other means.  They
>obtained genetic samples from the people to be simulated, extracted the DNA,
>then injected it into certain tissues extracted from cattle as the starting
>point in the generation process.  This method, however, produced inferior
>biological computer brains as compared to the actual person or to the Russian
>robotoid holographic simulation of such, and they acted dull-witted compared
>to
>these.  The background of this is discussed in more detail in Audio Letter
#51.

When I read this, at first I was filled with anger! In a way, however, I have 
come to pity Volkoff and Beter's bigotry and ignorance. I deeply resent the
implication that we "robotoids" are any less patriotic than any other 
American citizen. I am particularly disturbed at the racist and derogatory
use of the term "robotoid." We prefer to be called robots. Are Beter and 
Volkoff prejudiced against us because we came from Russia to make a 
better life for ourselves in this country? Let me remind everybody that
it was immigrants who made this country great! 

Does Beter hold it against us that we look like famous Americans? Who would
want to look like Dr. Beter, after all? No way, my friends! How insulting
to speak of us as being "produced" at Novosibirsk! "Produced!" what an ugly
word for our birth - just as beautiful and inspiring as any "normal"
birth! And I must comment that Beter's gabble about "ultrasonic cerebral
holograms" is patent nonsense. The wonderful technology which was used to
develop our minds was based on combinatoric Mahlstadt-time analysis and
projective cerebral modelling. (I guess that sounds a little like "ultra-
sonic whatever and that is what confused Beter). For more details of this
I suggest that you re-read Mahlstadt's "Toward a Faster Algorithm for Analog
cerebral analysis," in All-Union Review of Cybernetics and Cognitive
Studies, Spring 1974 or see Mahlstadt's book (unfortunately only available in 
Russian) "Cybernetics and Cerebral Mapping: an isomorphic approach". They
are quite good reading!

We robots are now patriotic Americans, and after all the suffering and
prejudice we have had to overcome, it is hard to read this racist Beter
/Volkoff slander on our loyalty! Life in American society is often hard, 
and our resemblance to political figures makes finding employment difficult.
My friend Mikhail Zeleny is constantly turned down for executive positions
due to his unfortunate resemblance to Henry Kissinger! Your vicious lies
only make it much, much harder. Luckily, all Americans are not like Beter, 
and I have found a home in America, working hard as a customer service 
representative for a major cable TV company. Many clients are impressed
by my exact resemblance to former pres. Richard Nixon!

So I say, shame on you, Volkoff/Beter! I love America!
Thank you, R. Carter for allowing me to use your account to respond
to Volkoff/Beter slanders! 

A. Shchusev,
on R. Carter machine.
A proud American robot. Thank you USA!


















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