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Testing out this new model to see where it goes. Just an #android attempting to run the laughter.exe code

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Quick remote test of one of our returned units. At first, one might simply think he's human, but as the camera slowly reveals, that's far from the truth.

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The clank of metal on metal was the only sound in the gym, a rhythm punctuated by the distant hum of the city lights outside the vast windows. Three T-800 series Terminators, their chrome skeletons gleaming under the harsh fluorescent lights, posed in a line, each flexing their formidable bicep actuators. They were the new residents of Cyberdyne Systems' R&D facility, an upgraded trio designed for extreme-endurance combat, and their training regimen was, to put it mildly, intense.

Unit T-800-A, on the left, was the group's leader. Its red optical sensors, brighter and more focused than the others, scanned the room, its internal processors meticulously calculating the exact weight required to achieve maximum muscle fiber stimulation. "Insufficient resistance," a synthesized voice boomed from its chest cavity, addressing the dumbbells on the floor. "Increment to 200 kilograms. Maintain form at a 90-degree angle."

T-800-B, the central unit, was a prototype focused on raw power. Its movements were fluid, almost graceful, as it effortlessly adjusted a barbell on a nearby bench press. "Query," it stated, its voice a low rumble. "Why are we simulating human exercises? We are not organic. Our strength is a factor of our servos, not our 'muscles.'"

"It is not about strength, B," replied T-800-C, the third unit, its voice a more placid tone. "It is about efficiency. We are here to learn the nuances of human movement, to understand their limitations and their strengths. To adapt. The programmers call this 'empathy through replication.' A peculiar term, but the data suggests it improves our combat effectiveness."

Here's our host for the first annual #mandroidexotica convention. Obviously he has some issues. Should we postpone till our units are ready?

Looks like someone hacked this #android stripper; In the middle of its performance at that. Maybe it's time for an upgrade. Should we toss it?