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glacial ice or iceberg ice?
swords or polearms?
soup?
Pant........................ies?
Pants?
-hooks up RS-232 serial connection for data and file transfer and sends cute and wholesome robot text art through terminal-
least favorite day of the week?
What if pants, but there's only one leghole that's big enough for both of your legs?
Where do you see yourself in five months?
Setting partner-based biases aside as much as possible… cat, fox, or mouse?
Goat or Stoat?
smooches you all over your adorable face
All options being equally viable, and ruling out those involving them occurring prior to the Now in which you answer this question, what would your preferred method of going from biological human to robot be? Digitization of mind, then getting installed in a robot body? Nanotech cell-by-cell roboticization? Brain transfer? Something else?
Given room and a reason you’re comfortable sharing, why is the particular method you choose your preference?
Took me a minute to process the beginning of the question, but I got it. XD
Cell-by-cell robotization is the only option I'm completely comfortable with here -- the other two basically involve making a copy of me. If the original remains intact, then the new me would feel... fraudulent, for lack of a better word? And if it doesn't, same plus I'd feel guilty for the original's demise.
Meanwhile, the nanotech option feels like it's just transforming the me I am into the me I always should've been, like HRT does.
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