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"
Look
here
,
"
Lanning
covered
definite
pessimism
with
bluster
,
"
we
've
done
what
you
asked
.
We
witnessed
the
man
eat
.
It
's
ridiculous
to
presume
him
a
robot
.
"
"
Do
you
think
so
?
"
Quinn
shot
toward
Calvin
.
"
Lanning
said
you
were
the
expert
.
"
Lanning
was
almost
threatening
,
"
Now
,
Susan
-
"
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Quinn
interrupted
smoothly
,
"
Why
not
let
her
talk
,
man
?
She
's
been
sitting
there
imitating
a
gatepost
for
half
an
hour
.
"
Lanning
felt
definitely
harassed
.
From
what
he
experienced
then
to
incipient
paranoia
was
but
a
step
.
He
said
,
"
Very
well
.
Have
your
say
,
Susan
.
We
wo
n't
interrupt
you
.
"
Susan
Calvin
glanced
at
him
humorlessly
,
then
fixed
cold
eyes
on
Mr.
Quinn
.
"
There
are
only
two
ways
of
definitely
proving
Byerley
to
be
a
robot
,
sir
.
So
far
you
are
presenting
circumstantial
evidence
,
with
which
you
can
accuse
,
but
not
prove
--
and
I
think
Mr.
Byerley
is
sufficiently
clever
to
counter
that
sort
of
material
.
You
probably
think
so
yourself
,
or
you
would
n't
have
come
here
.
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"
The
two
methods
of
proof
are
the
physical
and
the
psychological
.
Physically
,
you
can
dissect
him
or
use
an
X-ray
.
How
to
do
that
would
be
your
problem
.
Psychologically
,
his
behavior
can
be
studied
,
for
if
he
is
a
positronic
robot
,
he
must
conform
to
the
three
Rules
of
Robotics
.
A
positronic
brain
can
not
be
constructed
without
them
.
You
know
the
Rules
,
Mr.
Quinn
?
"
She
spoke
them
carefully
,
clearly
,
quoting
word
for
word
the
famous
bold
print
on
page
one
of
the
"
Handbook
of
Robotics
.
"
"
I
've
heard
of
them
,
"
said
Quinn
,
carelessly
.