Don't underestimate the words "basically established".
You must know that the law itself is also basically established.
Even though each country defines the law in its own way.
Indeed, there is no truly perfect law and rules in the world, which is why laws are constantly being added and revised.
Again, it boils down to this.
Things involving human nature are too complex.
Rustle, rustle, rustle.
As more and more people nodded in agreement, the outcome of this literary duel was actually already self-evident.
Suddenly.
Under the watchful eyes of the crowd.
Wei Continent's sci-fi writer Fan Chong finally struggled to @ Chu Kuang:
"I admit defeat, the Three Laws of Robotics are unbreakable rules. I will no longer write any robot-themed novels, but I will strive to find real flaws in the three laws."
Chu Kuang used nine stories to correct himself.
No truly subversive flaws appeared in the stories.
