我不是机器人

Aug 21, 2026

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以第一人称展开的赛博叙事聚焦一位车祸后意识被转移到机械身体的“机器人”自述。文本描写阶层分化（人类、Hybro与机器人/Toasters）、身体改造带来的情感与功能代价、以及对媒体与社会政治的冷峻态度。叙述随后转入工程师修复卫星的行动：从噪音屏蔽与永生设定，到空间任务中发现疑点的损伤机理，逐步加深悬念与生存困境。

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages30

Reading Time46 min

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I am not a Robot

意识转移与生存矛盾

机器人身体改造与日常困境

阶层制度与政治叙事

卫星故障与太空任务

I am not a Robot “It is not what happens to you that matters, but how you deal with it.” ― Epictetus 1-Toasters. The last thing I saw was her sweet smile, just before the oncoming, colossal lorry snatched her away from me and left us for dead. It was too late for my dear wife and my little daughter, but not for me; my mind could be transferred into a fully mechanical body. I don’t know whether I should be glad about that or whether I’d rather be dead. It doesn’t matter; what’s done is done. I can’t even end my life. The firmware prevents such actions. I also have a compelling urge to track down the driver and make him pay, which in turn gives me a sort of will to live. Molluscs – the people who would rather have stayed as they were – find themselves unwittingly looking up to the toasters. They are the ones who can travel through space and get all sorts of well-paid jobs. Over the last two hundred years, that difference has led to the emergence of a caste system with three main castes: humans, Hybro’s and robots. Commonly known as Molluscs, half-humans and toasters. Naturally, there are also sub-castes among the half-humans and toasters. It couldn’t be anyother way. The Molluscs, on the other hand, are more united than ever. As a Robot, you can’t walk down the street without children throwing things at your head. What a world … I work as an electronics engineer and now have the pleasure of repairing satellites. It pays very well, but money is worth less when you ’re made of metal. You’re no longer happy with a new watch or a new car. They’ve all just become tools. On the other hand, I can still enjoy a good film. Especially the classics from the twenty-first century. Five hundred years ago, life was very different. There was more nature, and life seemed a lot more real. To be honest, I am pleased with the enhancements. New muscles, to make you stronger, are simply unaffordable, though. But better sensors are also in demand. I have sub-top-class eyes because I needed them for my work, and they were paid for by SatTech, the company Iwork for. When you get an enhancement, it takes an incredible amount of getting used to. But when your functions are expanded, it gets really difficult and not everyone manages to use them. When I started working out, at one point I was able to move my chest muscles independently of one another, but not everyone learns that extra movement. The only thing I can’t stand watching is science fiction films. They had absolutely no idea what the future would bring. Absolutely no idea at all… There is one advantage to life as a robot, though. For instance, I can block out the noise of the city. I can do this with noise cancellation or by switching off my hearing completely. I still have to sleep and eat, though. My brain is still human, but something has been modified ata molecular level so that it lasts forever. Forever… I’m still getting used to the idea. And that’s not even mentioning the fact that I’ve had a camera, communication devices, the internet, and a bit of other kit built in. OK, that does have its advantages every so often. The oldest Robot was four hundred years old, but he managed to end his life without the firmware realising. He destroyed an electronic component when he flew his ship towards the sun. He was there to repair an energy generator, but afterwards the ship couldn’t stop, and he flew straight into the sun. Robots produced before his time had a limited lifespan, though it was slightly longer than that of a human. These days, people also live a good deal longer than they did four hundred years ago. If you look after yourself properly, you can live to be one hundred and fifty. And let’s not talk about the political parties. Elections are coming up soon, and there are posters everywhere featuring Carpathian heads, regardless of caste. Given that the Robots are in the majority, it’s a foregone conclusion who will come out on top. It’s time something was d

FAQs

叙述者为什么无法自杀？

固件限制了自杀行为。叙述者只能在愤怒与求生冲动之间寻求替代出口。

机器人社会如何形成阶层？

文本提到三大主阶层：人类、Hybro’s与机器人，并在此基础上延伸到各自的次阶层。社会差异逐渐发展为更固化的等级体系。

卫星修复任务的关键疑点是什么？

卫星看似被锥形弹头击中，但叙述者指出卫星对太空碎片具备防护，因此这种损伤来源显得异常，推动后续调查。

Aug 21, 2026

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