“To be a robot in the society of today, of yesterday, or even tomorrow, marks a man as having no will, no Soul, no intellect, no sense, no power of decision, no ability or capability to act as an individual.

As we understand the workings of a robot, we see that this machine can only respond to a mechanical device, triggered by any type of human being. Sometimes people become robots when they allow themselves to be victimized by the pressures of corporation heads, bullies at home, work, school, or social involvement.

Man was not meant to be a robot, but to some men, it is easier to accept because it lacks responsibility, and it lacks human pressures that are ordinary in everyday living.

Ask yourself: are you a robot, or a man?”