Sakuramoria

Trillium A. Seiso's book raised the thesis about the possibility of creating a new form of life by human hands instead of gods and told about one of his grand projects - the creation of intelligent mechanisms. It contained considerations and solutions regarding the technology being developed, as well as brief research protocols.

Gideon found it amusing that at the moment when crowds of those who considered themselves mighty warriors, wearing buckets on their heads and shackling themselves in tin cans, were beating each other with incoherent shouts using crude pieces of cheap metal, one great inventor was creating mechanisms in his laboratory that could single-handedly defeat hundreds of them. At the same time, the young man noted that as the project progressed to the final stages, the professor gradually moved away from the idea of combat machines, the mass production of which would allow him to create a powerful army, towards the development of the intelligence of individual models and giving them individuality, as a result of which, in fact, an artificial person was created. The project was completed successfully, however, the question remained as to how close the creator ultimately came to recreating the human soul, because it is not limited to just intelligence.

He wondered - if he himself ever had all the necessary resources, knowledge, and skills to create artificial intelligence, what would his creation look like? Judging by the images, the appearance of the versions depended on the material of the casing and the weapon components. Stone and steel, furfur in various variations, or...? In the case of the android, a mysterious question mark was placed in this field. But the author simply could not not know what served as the material for the final version, which means that for some reason he decided to hide this moment, leaving the reader to guess it himself.

In general, the decision to use pururut to create an intelligent mechanism was extremely interesting, and Gideon even dreamed, imagining himself in the professor's place. Who knows, maybe he will someday grow to such a level of technological mastery... It's good that he is not allergic to pururut - that would be a particularly cruel joke of fate.

/Frag, listen, Revan said that you took a rifle from the arsenal => you will be taught how to use it now, no choice.
Maybe, if you don't like it, you can return the rifle to the arsenal and say that you don't need it, that you have a better weapon at home. But probably before the lesson.
However, I'm not saying that the rifle is bad, it is quite possible that it now has a full-fledged weapon branch and everything is fine with it./

let them teach, I don't mind

The question is, are firearms considered a high-tech skill?