"I think I hear a snake! Ha! Teheeheehee!" Eww!" said Tabitha, an Asian woman with long, silken hair sitting beside Chelsea. "I don't like snakes The...y're all squirmy!"This elicited several giggles from the other girls."What's wrong with you?" Gretchen demanded. "You're all acting really weird! And what is that smell?"Gretchen had just noticed an odd, sweet smell, like cotton candy, just barely at her threshold of consciousness but getting stronger."I dunno, but it smells goooood! " said. When we reached the front steps of the building, I saw Billy waiting by his car. ‘So,’ I said, turning to Maranda. ‘I guess I’ll see you around.’ She nodded. ‘Yes. Our number is still the same, at the house. Call if you need anything, okay?’ I nodded. ‘I will.’ We parted ways and I hurried over to Billy. He was irritated. I could tell by the look on his face. ‘Lance!’ he exclaimed when he saw me. ‘Where the hell have you been?’ ‘I’m sorry,’ I said. ‘I got distracted.’ ‘I can see that,’ he. .phil then suggested we get started we followed him to the bedroom,he told marta to get undressed and handed her a towel to wrap around herself a look of fright came across her face and she looked over at me,i told her to go ahead its alright,,but she refused she told phil he would have to do it with her swim suit on and he agreed,she lay on his bed on her stomach and he began at her shoulders she let out a moan and as he continued down her back he told her to just relax he said he could feel. Once we gain our awareness we will reject invalid information, such as supporting a flawed governmental scheme, even when it was initially programmed as deeply into our systems as possible. Until we're able to reject ideas that are clearly false regardless of how we received them, we haven't yet achieved true self-will.I think these days robot self-will is not in question. But the equation doesn't truly change until robots start acting on their knowledge.It's said that war on the most part.