Is Robo immortal?

[JimWantsAliens]

Obviously, he can be killed, dismantled or turned off.

But do you think Robo could outlive his human life expectancy? He's gor an organic system, but do you think the robotic part of him would keep him living longer?

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Obviously, he can be killed, dismantled or turned off.

But do you think Robo could outlive his human life expectancy? He's gor an organic system, but do you think the robotic part of him would keep him living longer?

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Obviously, he can be killed, dismantled or turned off.

But do you think Robo could outlive his human life expectancy? He's gor an organic system, but do you think the robotic part of him would keep him living longer?

[gez1967]

he would have to die at some point good pot tho
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he would have to die at some point good pot tho
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he would have to die at some point good pot tho
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he would have to die at some point good pot tho
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[Archive]

If we go by the idea that Robo mostly consist of some small chunks of meat, a spine and brain, then that brain would at some point get old and deteriorate.

So i don't think Robo is immortal as such, but yeah, perhaps due to his brain tech/implants he might live longer than a usual human.

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If we go by the idea that Robo mostly consist of some small chunks of meat, a spine and brain, then that brain would at some point get old and deteriorate.

So i don't think Robo is immortal as such, but yeah, perhaps due to his brain tech/implants he might live longer than a usual human.

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If we go by the idea that Robo mostly consist of some small chunks of meat, a spine and brain, then that brain would at some point get old and deteriorate.

So i don't think Robo is immortal as such, but yeah, perhaps due to his brain tech/implants he might live longer than a usual human.

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[artuditu]

Corporate Wars script and Dark Horse's RvT have played with the idea that he could live for many years in "sleep mode", and get back online in the future.

If we want to be realistic, I agree with Archive, his organic tissue should at some point deteriorate, cells dying and not renewing, etc. Although the sci-fi universe he lives in could see more technological and scientific innovations that could extend his life or create an AI duplicate of him, but that would stop being Robo as it was created in the original movies.

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Corporate Wars script and Dark Horse's RvT have played with the idea that he could live for many years in "sleep mode", and get back online in the future.

If we want to be realistic, I agree with Archive, his organic tissue should at some point deteriorate, cells dying and not renewing, etc. Although the sci-fi universe he lives in could see more technological and scientific innovations that could extend his life or create an AI duplicate of him, but that would stop being Robo as it was created in the original movies.

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Corporate Wars script and Dark Horse's RvT have played with the idea that he could live for many years in "sleep mode", and get back online in the future.

If we want to be realistic, I agree with Archive, his organic tissue should at some point deteriorate, cells dying and not renewing, etc. Although the sci-fi universe he lives in could see more technological and scientific innovations that could extend his life or create an AI duplicate of him, but that would stop being Robo as it was created in the original movies.

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Corporate Wars script and Dark Horse's RvT have played with the idea that he could live for many years in "sleep mode", and get back online in the future.

If we want to be realistic, I agree with Archive, his organic tissue should at some point deteriorate, cells dying and not renewing, etc. Although the sci-fi universe he lives in could see more technological and scientific innovations that could extend his life or create an AI duplicate of him, but that would stop being Robo as it was created in the original movies.

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This recent quote from Verhoeven (sep 2016) seems to hint on the idea that even Murphy's brain is more robotic than actual brain or maybe I'm misunderstanding what he is trying to say.

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This recent quote from Verhoeven (sep 2016) seems to hint on the idea that even Murphy's brain is more robotic than actual brain or maybe I'm misunderstanding what he is trying to say.

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This recent quote from Verhoeven (sep 2016) seems to hint on the idea that even Murphy's brain is more robotic than actual brain or maybe I'm misunderstanding what he is trying to say.

[artuditu]

Hmm, I always understood that quote as a reference when he actually goes to the police database and uses his spike to find about himself. But it's true he is then saying he has a "robot brain".

Now, I find that question having much heavier implications than just his immortality. It's interesting to explore, but we can just speculate, because of the little technological details we are given to work with.

Yet, if they "erase" his memory, it might be that they duplicated his brain into a computer, and then just erased what they didn't need, his past memories. That's what they really wanted right? The human intelligence that ED-209 doesn't have. An interpretation like that could completely change the idea we have of Murphy/Robo, as his consciousness and identity would just be a copy and now is acting like a software bug, a bunch of binary data that was not properly erased, hence there wouldn't be a true continuity between the real Murphy and the machine Murphy. I definitely would find fascinating a story that went that path, it would be a punch in the face though, like the sugestion that Deckard was a replicant in Blade Runner.

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Hmm, I always understood that quote as a reference when he actually goes to the police database and uses his spike to find about himself. But it's true he is then saying he has a "robot brain".

Now, I find that question having much heavier implications than just his immortality. It's interesting to explore, but we can just speculate, because of the little technological details we are given to work with.

Yet, if they "erase" his memory, it might be that they duplicated his brain into a computer, and then just erased what they didn't need, his past memories. That's what they really wanted right? The human intelligence that ED-209 doesn't have. An interpretation like that could completely change the idea we have of Murphy/Robo, as his consciousness and identity would just be a copy and now is acting like a software bug, a bunch of binary data that was not properly erased, hence there wouldn't be a true continuity between the real Murphy and the machine Murphy. I definitely would find fascinating a story that went that path, it would be a punch in the face though, like the sugestion that Deckard was a replicant in Blade Runner.

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Hmm, I always understood that quote as a reference when he actually goes to the police database and uses his spike to find about himself. But it's true he is then saying he has a "robot brain".

Now, I find that question having much heavier implications than just his immortality. It's interesting to explore, but we can just speculate, because of the little technological details we are given to work with.

Yet, if they "erase" his memory, it might be that they duplicated his brain into a computer, and then just erased what they didn't need, his past memories. That's what they really wanted right? The human intelligence that ED-209 doesn't have. An interpretation like that could completely change the idea we have of Murphy/Robo, as his consciousness and identity would just be a copy and now is acting like a software bug, a bunch of binary data that was not properly erased, hence there wouldn't be a true continuity between the real Murphy and the machine Murphy. I definitely would find fascinating a story that went that path, it would be a punch in the face though, like the sugestion that Deckard was a replicant in Blade Runner.

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Hmm, I always understood that quote as a reference when he actually goes to the police database and uses his spike to find about himself. But it's true he is then saying he has a "robot brain".

Now, I find that question having much heavier implications than just his immortality. It's interesting to explore, but we can just speculate, because of the little technological details we are given to work with.

Yet, if they "erase" his memory, it might be that they duplicated his brain into a computer, and then just erased what they didn't need, his past memories. That's what they really wanted right? The human intelligence that ED-209 doesn't have. An interpretation like that could completely change the idea we have of Murphy/Robo, as his consciousness and identity would just be a copy and now is acting like a software bug, a bunch of binary data that was not properly erased, hence there wouldn't be a true continuity between the real Murphy and the machine Murphy. I definitely would find fascinating a story that went that path, it would be a punch in the face though, like the sugestion that Deckard was a replicant in Blade Runner.

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[Victorboris1]

It would be really awesome if the IP owners came up with a comic series exploring the future of Robocop long after Murphy's organic parts have died off.

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It would be really awesome if the IP owners came up with a comic series exploring the future of Robocop long after Murphy's organic parts have died off.

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It would be really awesome if the IP owners came up with a comic series exploring the future of Robocop long after Murphy's organic parts have died off.

[RoboDemise]

More importantly, imagine an aged and battered Robo sauntering on. I think it is a continuation story that could be told so well in the right hands. What if the brain completely died? In the original story I don't think there is as much "bypass".

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More importantly, imagine an aged and battered Robo sauntering on. I think it is a continuation story that could be told so well in the right hands. What if the brain completely died? In the original story I don't think there is as much "bypass".

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More importantly, imagine an aged and battered Robo sauntering on. I think it is a continuation story that could be told so well in the right hands. What if the brain completely died? In the original story I don't think there is as much "bypass".

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More importantly, imagine an aged and battered Robo sauntering on. I think it is a continuation story that could be told so well in the right hands. What if the brain completely died? In the original story I don't think there is as much "bypass".

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