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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2013 · 11 MIN

Torturing Robots

from Frequency Theatre · host Frequency Theatre

Written by Rich Chilver Wanting to hear human words of comfort; all that can be heard is the voice of a robot.

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Written by Rich Chilver Wanting to hear human words of comfort; all that can be heard is the voice of a robot.

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Written by Rich Chilver Wanting to hear human words of comfort; all that can be heard is the voice of a robot.

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