Transformação Digital CBN #26 - Robô japonês vira sacerdote em templo budista

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Um robô virou um sacerdote em um templo budista em Kyoto, no Japão. Ele se transformou em Kannon, Bodsativa da compaixão, recitando sutras e advertindo todos sobre os perigos da vaidade, desejo, cólera e do ego.

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