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Robot analogy

Robots have behavior thus they produce a [[behaviorpath]]s over time. They also have physical aspects like [[structure and functioning]] over time thus they have a [[physipaths]] and [[physapaths]]. But if they are not conscious they do not have an [[awarepath]] or [[ixpepath]]. But robots are aware, to some degree, because they are meant to sense things and then produce a behavior to respond to that information. Because they do sense their surroundings to some degree, they also have a [[sensepath]]. Because a robots is in an environment and it can effect its behaviorpath and physipath it also has an [[enviropath]] that effects it. If a robot becomes so complex that it has a TV screen that shows its environment and what it wants to do in the environment, before it does it, this can be considered a form of awarepath. If it has a sense of and then representation of itself, in some way, like on the tv screen, or talking verbally about itself, we can consider this an analogy to the [[ixperiencitness concept]] for the robot.

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