Original sentence: In the end of the short story, we find out that contrary to what Americans thought, the war has ended for long now and the robots have been maintaining a peace with the Soviets on Earth for a long time.The subterranean dwellers were not informed because they were belived by the machines to be too immature and belligerent to understand the futility of war
Edited sentence: Dick work as it shows robots being more moderated, humanist and "intelligent" than the Humans.In the end of the short story, we find out that contrary to what Americans thought, the war has ended for long now and the robots have been maintaining a peace with the Soviets on Earth for long, and they never told the Americans, cause they thought they were too "immature" and "belligerant" to understand the stupidity and uselessness of war (and especially Nuclear War).It is an interesting piece of early Philip K.It may indicates that Dick at that point was "naïve" enough to think of the all-good nature of robots; and then as his life went on, he finally was "enlightened" and figured out how cruel and bad the Robots really are (or could become) as depicted in the Robots, Androids, and Mechanical Oddities philosophical essay.The short story is defending a hippie-like political view of pacifism.This is surprising, knowing that he deliberately maintained a dark, cynical and cruel image of human-like androids in the rest of his work