What makes a robot human?

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tireless

never getting tired or giving up when working hard

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unquestioning

showing absolute loyalty or trust

accepting things without doubt or asking questions

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faithful servant

reliable, trustworthy, loyal something/someone that helps or serves another

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with good grace

without complaining or showing annoyance

in a pleasant and willing manner

“We accept this with good grace because they are only robots and we are the superior ones”

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superior

higher on rank or status

of higher quality or excellence

located above or higher in position

“We are the superior ones”

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notion

general idea or concept about something

personal opinion or belief

whimsical or fanciful idea

“He had a notion to travel the world”

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flaw

imperfection in an object or material

defect or weakness in a person’s character

defect in a legal document

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outraged

feeling intense anger at something unjust

experiencing shock and anger due to an offense

“The community was outraged by the scandal”

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undaunted

showing courage and determination despite difficulties (s. fearless, brave)

“Undaunted by failure, she tried again”

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come to terms with

accept a difficult situation emotionally

“She came to terms with her loss”

Resolve a disagreement or conflict

“They came to terms with their differences”

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objective

n. goal or aim that one strives to achieve

“Her main objective is to finish the project”

adj. relating to a goal or aim

“The objective criteria were clearly defined for the project”

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confine

limit activities or actions to a certain scope

“She confined her research to local history”

prevent something from spreading beyond a place

“Efforts were made to confine the fire to one building”

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devise

v. plan or create something using intellect

n. plan or scheme for achieving something

“Her devise for improving efficiency was well-received by the team”

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fascination

state of being intensely interested or delighted

something that causes intense interest or delight

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get out of hand

escalate beyond acceptable limits

become uncontrollable or unmanageable

“The party started to get out of hand after midnight”