It was precisely because the human body was too fragile.
A single blow could cause injury or even death.
Robots, on the other hand, did not need to worry about such problems.
Everyone knew that the ductility and hardness of many metals far surpassed human flesh.
Robots built from metal materials would not be easily injured.
Nor would they feel fatigue, pain, and so on.
They could tirelessly repeat the same task without sleep or rest.
Therefore, in order to improve social productivity,
humanity had devoted itself to developing all kinds of Intelligent Robots.
They were used to replace ordinary people in production activities.
There were even robot girlfriends, boyfriends, and so on.
Such examples were everywhere.
When many humans felt utterly exhausted by work and life, or fell ill,
they would sigh.
"If only I had a body as tough as a robot..."
Of course, although Li Chen knew that the physical qualities of ordinary humans
were far inferior to those of robots,
once humans began evolving, their physical abilities would improve dramatically.
Some high-level evolvers even possessed bodies as tough as steel.
Yet the humans of the Prite Civilization still envied, even looked up to, metal bodies?
To the point of developing inferiority complexes?
He could not help asking Noah about it.
In reply to the host, you are unaware of something.
How could ordinary robots possibly be mentioned in the same breath as mechanical lifeforms? Mechanical lifeforms possess independent self-awareness. They can directly utilize energy and independently develop powerful technology.
Even the most ordinary mechanical lifeforms possess absolutely first-rate physical qualities among human evolvers of the same level.
Let me put it this way, attacks from evolvers of the same level pose no great threat to mechanical lifeforms.
That is their racial advantage. No matter how high