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Robot Dance Club

The robots have won. That terrifying moment when humanity's creations acquired sentience is past. But mankind does not live in fear. The human race is not enslaved, destroyed or wired up like batteries. It is simply ignored. The robots carry on. They build. They destroy. They continue. And, of course, they dance.

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