Episodio 3: Respuesta Incorrecta

Episode 3 of the Turing podcast, hosted by Emisor Podcasting, titled "Episodio 3: Respuesta Incorrecta" was published on March 24, 2021 and runs 15 minutes.

March 24, 2021 ·15m · Turing

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Summary

Se acerca el momento en que humanos y OBS’s saldrán de la fábrica y se perderá la opción de encontrar al o los victimarios de Cebrián. Eva, una de sus estrechas colaboradoras, les explica a Casal y Rebeca la forma para distinguir a humanos de organismos sintéticos. Al aplicarla como ejemplo con ellos mismos, el resultado es inesperado e inquietante.

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Se acerca el momento en que humanos y OBS’s saldrán de la fábrica y se perderá la opción de encontrar al o los victimarios de Cebrián. Eva, una de sus estrechas colaboradoras, les explica a Casal y Rebeca la forma para distinguir a humanos de organismos sintéticos. Al aplicarla como ejemplo con ellos mismos, el resultado es inesperado e inquietante.

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