/lit/ - Literature

>>14800159
An android is a robot (machine, artificial construct) with a human appearance and humanoid features. Nowhere does it say that it must be born out of worldly 21th century Earth sciences. For all the concept is concerned, electricity can be magic and plastic can be the bones of dragons or whatever.
My idea is of a body architected and spun around a simulacra of a soul, shallow in the way of humans but immensely capable of performing the one task. A mind born of artifice with the sole purpose to lead and steer humans in their early stages of existence, when the world was young.
But my question is how to introduce them with the clear distinction that they are not androids as known by a 21th century audience? Fuck, writing a book in itself is not hard but for the proper way of conveying your thoughts to paper. Everything makes so much sense in my head.

>>13459670
The movie is comfy and undemanding. This is high praise coming from me. I generally dislike movies and the whole movie culture with a passion, but this one was one of the few that I unapologetically enjoyed.