Review of Walden 3.0

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Artificial intelligence and its consequences, principles of psychotherapy... Goodness me! As if there weren't any important topics to discuss. I enjoyed reading this great review, and the book is fantastic as well.
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Robots are being used in many places and replacing humans in many jobs! I am unsure how I would feel about being treated by a robot in psychotherapy! It sounds scary to me! I don't think I would enjoy reading this book because, fiction or non-fiction, I believe it would make me uncomfortable! Thanks for the great review!
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I like the sound of robots which help with mental health issues. But I'm not a fan of Asimov so I won't be reading this book but thank you for a great review!
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I am a fan of science fiction and the robotic term 'RT9' fascinates me and I believe I would enjoy this novel as well. I never thought this novel will be science fiction because of the title of the novel. Congrats on BOTD anyway! Great review!
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Wow....from the concept of robots, I can understand that the book features science fiction. I would really love to get a copy of this book because I can see that it'd be interesting. Nice review. Congrats on winning BOTD.
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I wonder if the choice of James and John, two biblical names was a coincidence or not? Also confusing at times trying to get the names the right way round at the start of the book!
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One thing I love is the bond between James and john, it shows they have a long way in their friendship. I hope they can protect their families and association from the problem they find themselves in. Nice review and congratulations on your BOTD.
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This review now makes me wonder why the book was named Walden 3.0. Anyway, I'm sure lovers of scifi would love this book.
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Post by Fredrick Felix Mnjala Maneno »

I think I might seriously think about reading this one. I do love science fiction and the concept of having a robot in psychotherapy sounds quite intriguing. Also I really want to find out what John and James go through dealing with the negative feedback from their detractors. Excellent review, kudos.
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Whatever is said about artificial intelligence, there is something about it that always worries me, and the book seems to show the overlap between our lives and the use of the development of artificial intelligence. It seems an interesting book with some romance.
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I am curious if the robot evolves too much, will humans be able to control it? Or, will it control humans? Thank you for your review.
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I do enjoy a good science fiction novel. However, after sampling a few chapters, I don't think I will enjoy this book a lot. It's got too much technical language to hold my interest for a long time. But thanks for the great review. It really shows how much you enjoyed the book.
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AN INSTRUCTIVE NOVEL THAT SHOULD INSPIRE GREAT SCIENTISTS, TO IMITATE THE EXAMPLE OF JOHN AND JAMES FOR THE CREATION OF THE RT9 ROBOT CAPABLE OF SOLVING PSYCHOTHERAPETIC PROBLEMS. OTHER FIELDS REMAINING TO BE SOLVE ON THE POSITIVE LEVEL FOR A BETTER WORLD. VERY GOOD REVIEW
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Robotics and artificial intelligence are growing technological trends. The idea of the RT9 is intriguing, especially regarding how to maintain reliability as it becomes more self-aware. I like the combination of science fiction and psychology.
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The book sounds interesting and something that would definitely enjoy in the future.
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