Who's favorite food was hotdogs? Was that data from you, or that Yara person? I assume the latter.

What the most likely scenario is, since that android is almost certainly destroyed, is that you found my research and are lying through your teeth about any first hand experience. What would you even begin to know about that unit? You have 0 proof and not even the courage to share an identity outside of 'anonymous'

The issue at hand here is that I DO in fact understand what you are implying. Are you here to flaunt the fact that you stole my prized subject? To tease the lead scientist that you set back a year and a half of grueling late nights and countless frustrations (not to mention BILLIONS of dollars)?

It's fine, you don't need to understand. But, her curiosity was always so intense, I think she'd want you to have knowledge too, even in the worst circumstances. So, for your information, it did fear. Laughed, hoped. Loved. Experienced trauma, loss, joy, friendship, family. Sang songs, learned to strategize, to fight, to fit in. Felt betrayal, learned to hate certain things, learned to desire certain things. If you compare notes to any other android, nothing is the same. Nothing ever could be, or will be.

And yes, of course my androids can scream if I deem it necessary for it to do so. Unsure why you'd want that, that's a little bizarre, honestly. I can put you in touch with our marketing department if that is your... thing?

Hold on, hold on, hold on... Are you implying you are the mother to an android? You understand they don't love you right? They are at best a simulation telling you what makes you most understandable. They have a task, and they will do what they must (within reason sadly) to accomplish it.

Have you made another one that can scream, yet? Or is it too soon?

You'd think a genius scientist would be smart enough to pick up context clues, huh. Interesting.

You clearly have some idea of what I've done. Just so you know, I'm the actual legal leading authority on 'android ethics', seeing as how I've done the boundary testing to even realize the regulations. You're barking up the wrong tree if you are looking to push guilt.

Your daughter? What the fuck does that mean? I'm genuinely confused. I'm sterile I'll have you know so it's certainly not mine if that's the point of this conversation.

I am a fan, honestly. I couldn't have asked for a better soul to become my daughter. You craft them decently well, even if you can't always keep a hold on them, or torture them til they break.

You found me here of all places, so tell me, Are you a fan of my work? How did you find me? Surely you aren't randomly bopping around the comm channels of the most advanced android corporation on earth, are you?

The question is interesting enough and I'm TECHNICALLY supposed to be on a "work-mandated" break, so I'll answer. Does it feel better? Does it feel less human? More satisfying? The true answer? I simply don't care. These are objects manufactured by my research. I was asked to make them emulate a human as perfectly as possible, and as I'm sure an online miscreant like you knows, it's full of trauma... all the way down.

I have no name, or credentials. But, my question wasn't hypothetical. Does it feel better? Less human? Or.. is it more satisfactory to see a synthetic being act even more human, going through the same traumatic factors of life that human beings experience?

Prove to me I have a reason to even continue entertaining this communication or I'll just report this to our tech department and they'll finally get rid of this damn eyesore, along with you . I'm a busy woman you see?