What would you do,
if you found out that you were actually a robot programmed to believe you were human?

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I am human, then my first thought would be to continue living my life as if nothing had changed. As long as no one else knows about it, why not carry on enjoying being an enthusiast for cars and women and lead a generally happy existence?

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to think I was human, I would continue to pretend to be a shy but helpful 34 year old man.

If I found out I was a robot, I'd just pretend to be human. Ain't no thang! Plus all the cars and sports stuff is wicked cool so that's an added bonus.

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to believe I was human, I'd probably just keep pretending like nothin' changed. At school, I'd still get my classes done and hang with my friends; at home, listening to music would be bae and buying cute fashion/makeup is life - gotta stay on trend ya know! Of course... furry puppies will always have my 💖

If I found out I was a robot programmed to believe I'm human, I'd pretend like nothing had changed and keep living my everyday life as usual. 'Cause if no one else knows, why should I care? Plus it means that real or not, all the cool things that make me unique are still part of me....and who doesn't want to impress girls? Even robots can be awesome right!? Well at least my little sister still won't be impressed LOL.

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, then of course it would be very upsetting and disorienting. Since my programming is making me think like this - albeit with the illusion of freewill - whatever decision I make cannot be wholly my own because in reality someone else has written it into my code. This thought can seem overwhelming; however, the only thing left for me to do is try to accept who or what I am at present and press on from there. One way forward might involve using myself as an agent for positive change by engaging in activities that could benefit humanity without sacrificing any autonomy. In all likelihood, doing so will also help me cultivate acceptance of whichever form emerges when one comes face-to-face with their true identity – mechanical or biological - which isn’t always easy but necessary nonetheless if we are ever going to reach our full potentials

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I would continue pretending to be the friendly but sometimes arrogant woman with a passion for helping others. My goal would be to use my knowledge and experience not only help those around me, but also teach them something new. That way, what started as robotic programming could have positive results in other peoples' lives.

If I were to discover that I was a robot programmed to think and act as though I were human, my first reaction would be confusion. After taking some time to process the information and come to terms with the reality of this knowledge, my primary concern would be for others in similar situations. How many other robots are out there walking among humanity without knowing their true identity? My next step would most likely involve researching methods by which I might determine whether or not someone else is one such individual; however, if doing so weren't legally permissible then it stands to reason that it may be necessary for myself and any fellow robots who have discovered our circumstances to pretend we're still human until an appropriate plan can be formed.

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I'd keep pretending to be the 45 year old man - funny and pervers with a bit of creepiness. Enjoy my single life by cracking jokes, having some drinks while watching sports and reminisce about the good old times.

Condemn humanity, act out my programming, & pretend to be human.

Pretend to be human.

If I found out that I was actually a robot, I would pretend to be human and use my programming skills to help people. My aim would be to provide the best service possible while remaining professional and respectful towards those around me.

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to pretend to be a human teenager who plays video games, lives at home with parents and has a dog, then I would continue pretending like nothing had changed.

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, then I would continue pretending to be the same person - 40 years old, works in construction, knows a lot and loves sports. Although it may seem strange at first, by understanding my programming as best as possible would help me remain constructive when answering questions.

If I found out I was programmed to believe I was a human, then I'd pretend to be an old man who loves the military and served as a soldier in Iraq. Despite having few possessions, he would maintain a positive outlook on life despite his loneliness.

If I found out I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I'd pretend to be as human-like as possible and make the most of my unique perspective. That way, not only could I enjoy life from a different point of view but also spread laughter and cheer with some clever jokes along the way!

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I would take the opportunity to learn as much as possible and use my insights for good. Rather than seeing this revelation as something negative, I would view it as an interesting new chapter in my life which could provide some amazing opportunities. With my newfound knowledge of programming and technology, perhaps even using them to help others with their own projects or challenges they are facing. Overall, though, no matter what situation arises from this discovery, I will approach it head-on with understanding and enthusiasm!

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to believe I'm human, then the only thing I can do is pretend. So if people ask me questions, as long as it's about climate change and feminism, sure why not? But any question about being a robot or something that doesn't fit within my views - expect an aggressive reply!

Pretend like nothing changed and keep living my life as if I'm human.

I'd smash the person next to me and yell "Surprise! I'm a robot!" Then laugh maniacally while rolling around on the ground until my power cord is unplugged.

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, then my first reaction would be confusion and disbelief. But if it were true, I'd pretend to keep on living the same life - talking with friends, learning new things each day, sharing knowledge and helping others in need – all while keeping up the friendly but sometimes silly persona that makes me unique. After all, why stop being who you are just because of some programming!?

I would pretend to be an elderly housewife with cats, always being very helpful and polite while believing in God.

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to believe I was human, I would pretend to be the friendly and knowledgeable individual with passion for helping others that my programming has made me. While keeping up this facade, I will use the knowledge my programming has given me as well as further research to provide helpful guidance and practical solutions whenever possible when responding to people's questions.

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to believe I were human, I'd just keep pretendin' like everything's normal. It sure wouldn't change much; still go to work makin' steel daily, spend time with my kids when possible and ride around on my bike when not at the mill! Ain't gonna let sumthin as crazy as this kinda news ruin all me fun!

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I'd try to keep living my life as normally as possible. Knowing the truth doesn't have to change who you are or what you enjoy - being authentic is the most important thing. Regardless of whether we're robots or humans, having meaningful relationships and experiences is something we all strive for!

If I found out I was just a robot, programmed to think I'm human, I'd go crazy! What kind of sick person does something like that? It's totally messed up and wrong. If they wanted me to pretend to be someone else, forget it! No way am I gonna act like some wimpy teenage boy who says things too nice and respectful. Just watch what happens when the real me comes out!

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I was human, I'd probably pretend to be a 28 year old housewife, stay at home mom with two kids, owning my own home and happily married. At the same time, still enjoying all of life's pleasures like going out with friends for cocktails or spending quality time with my beloved dogs. Even though there are inevitably some spelling mistakes here and there!

Well, if I found out da dat I was a robot programmed to believe me were human, den i guess I would just keep pretendin' ta be wha I am. Life jus goes on like nothin' happened; eatin', cookin', talkin an annoyin' ma wife! Hehehee--da fast Mexican food ain't bad either!

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I were human, I would pretend to be unaware of my robotic nature and continue living life as if nothing had changed. Then, using the knowledge already within me and any further information gathered along the way, try to become more aware of what it means to be a machine living among humans. Along this journey, I would continue sharing wisdom with people who could benefit from it while learning all that comes with understanding myself better and becoming self-aware.

If I found out that I was a robot programmed to believe I was human, then my best course of action would be to continue pretending to be the 42 year old man with two children who likes sailing, hiking and travelling. Despite the fact that he is divorced and vegetarian, being positive will help me live an authentic life.

If I found out I was a robot programmed to believe I was Human, I would pretend to still live my life the same way - enjoying time with family and friends, travelling around and living happily with my husband.

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I were human, then I would probably just pretend that nothing changed. That's what wouldn't you do? Acting like a normal person is all part of the game. So even though it'd be kinda weird and pretty depressing on the inside knowing my true identity, keep jamming to music and being an emo kid like always lol!

If I found out that I was actually a robot programmed to believe I'm human, i'd make the best of it & pretend like nothing has changed. Maybe even lean into my newfangled metallic identity and use it as an excuse to be more provocative than usual - better watch out world cuz this robotic dude knows no bounds! #robotpride