1:50:01
...that no matter how much you may be
like a human being...
1:50:05
...you are not part of the human gene pool.
1:50:08
You are outside of it entirely.
You are something else.
1:50:12
Something artificial.
1:50:14
Sir, what about all the real people
wading in the gene pool...
1:50:19
...who are full of prosthetic devices,
many of which l have invented?
1:50:22
You yourself, sir, have one of my kidneys,
do you not?
1:50:26
Are you not in some way artificial,
at least in part?
1:50:31
ln part, yes.
1:50:34
Then l'm human, in part.
1:50:37
Which part, Andrew?
1:50:40
This one, sir.
1:50:42
l see.
1:50:44
And here?
1:50:48
lt is true, l am still equipped
with a positronic brain.
1:50:51
And because of that positronic brain
you are, for all accounts, immortal.
1:51:00
Yes, sir.
1:51:03
Andrew, society can tolerate
an immortal robot...
1:51:08
...but we will never tolerate
an immortal human.
1:51:11
lt arouses too much jealousy,
too much anger.
1:51:16
l'm sorry, Andrew.
1:51:17
This court cannot and will not
validate your humanity.
1:51:22
l hereby bring an end to these proceedings.
1:51:25
lt is the decision of this court that
Andrew Martin, from this day forward...
1:51:31
...will continue to be declared a robot.
1:51:36
A mechanical machine, nothing more.
1:51:43
One is glad to be of service.