The symbolic control

In the year 10,000, the level of technology of human beings on Earth has reached the level of perfection. In this age of technological explosion, the total number of robots on Earth is already comparable to humans. The capabilities and intelligence of the robots were astonishing. Finally, in 11111, the robots began to wage war on humans, trying to make humans extinct and machines dominate the world. Since the people of Earth did not take precautions, they were all killed by the robots one by one. Eventually, only the last person left on Earth - a robotics expert. He manipulated his many, many robots to protect himself, only to be spared.

However the most powerful robot in the world with advanced human detection system came to the door of the last earthling. It knocked on the door and prepared to kill the last Earthling. The robot expert first sent a robot to watch his house, and then continued to program the soon to be completed victory over all robots. Finally, he finished it. He hurriedly entered the program into the chip of the robot guarding the house. Then, he ordered his robot to open the door of the house and kill the strongest robot in the world. After a fierce battle of robots, the world's strongest robot was destroyed. Then, the robot expert took apart and studied the world's strongest robot. He then gave the functions of this robot to all his robots. Finally, the robot expert's robot, with the functions of the world's strongest robot, swept away all the robots in the world in three days with 20 of his own 30 robots.

When the information about the destruction of all the robots reached the robot expert's computer, the expert went out into the streets accompanied by 30 robots. To the expert's amazement, all the ruins were restored to their original appearance and all the people who had been killed were revived. The Earth was restored to the peace it had been thousands of years ago, and the robotics expert smiled with relief......

Gabori. Nembrode was sitting calmly in the waiting room of a clinic, although the chair was not very comfortable. Suddenly, he noticed that a painting on the opposite wall was moving along the wall, and then the whole wall began to shake and distort until it disappeared completely. Nothing around him looked fake, but in the place of the original wall only a thick "wall" appeared, with a parenthetical note: (Thickness, 50 cm, painted on the inside and coated with cement on the outside, to withstand bad weather.)

Such a large string of letters floating in the air.

It took several seconds for Gabriel to settle enough to see what was in front of him, and to see what had previously been blocked by the wall: the road and pedestrians. He went forward and tried to reach out his hand through, and when he pulled it back, everything blurred again, and the wall was back to its original position, an ordinary wall, too ordinary to be a wall.

Gabrielle shrugged helplessly and said to herself, "Illusions, it's all the work of illusions." After all, he had come to the clinic to cure the migraine that had been tormenting him. He stretched and decided to take a walk down the street.

These things that have been replaced by their names ...... are still quite strange ......

Gabrielle. Nemrod taught philosophy at a high school, and he remembered a class on word sounds and meanings, and didn't he tell the students at the time that if something wasn't named then it didn't exist. He rubbed his temples and thought somewhat glumly, "Maybe the brain is getting overrun with all these problems in the field of philosophy." Last night, he also read a Bible: God gave Adam the power to name all animals, things ...... So everything didn't exist before that?

Kaborei quickly put this little episode out of his mind, and nothing special happened in the days that followed.

But a month later, when he gazed at a pigeon, he saw two words: Pigeon, followed by the words in parentheses: (327 grams, male, grayish-black plumage, cries "more - descending mimi", left foot slightly lame, used to decorate the garden.)

This time, these words defining an animal floated in the air for more than twenty seconds, and when Kaborei reached out to touch it, the "dove" immediately flew away, trailing the brackets and a long string of explanations, to a place high in the sky, before it became a bird again, followed by a few cooing females.

The third encounter occurred at the community pool near his home, and just as he was taking an unhurried dip, he saw a few big words - "Swimming Pool" - with the following in parentheses: (Filled with chlorinated water for children's play as well as adults' fitness.)

This went a little too far, and convinced that he had gone insane, Carberry went straight to a psychiatric clinic, but it was there that he received the fatal blow. After finishing his diagnosis and taking a prescription for anti-anxiety medication, he saw a mirror at the end of the hallway, and Kaborei saw just where he was standing, only a label that read: Human (170 meters tall, 65 kilograms, mediocre temperament, wears a tired face, wears glasses for detecting system errors.)