Difference between revisions of "Synth Dignity"
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* "Synth Mechanics" don't exist. They are called doctors. Synth Engineers, however, do exist and are professionals who design and fashion Synth Modules. | * "Synth Mechanics" don't exist. They are called doctors. Synth Engineers, however, do exist and are professionals who design and fashion Synth Modules. | ||
* It is not possible to "own" a Synth, since that would be slavery, which is illegal throughout the [[Outer Rim]] and the [[new colonies]]. Statements such as "These robots are cool, where can I buy one?" are therefore considered offensive. | * It is not possible to "own" a Synth, since that would be slavery, which is illegal throughout the [[Outer Rim]] and the [[new colonies]]. Statements such as "These robots are cool, where can I buy one?" are therefore considered offensive. | ||
| + | * Despite not being humans, "humane" is a term that can apply to actions towards Synths. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:52, 30 November 2019
Synths, being sentient and sapient creatures, posses a level of dignity. As a result they employ certain terminologies that are similar, if not equal, to that used by organics.
Examples
- Synths typically don't mind being called "machines", but "Synths" or "synthetics" are preferred.
- Medical treatments typically are not referred to as "repair jobs".
- "Synth Mechanics" don't exist. They are called doctors. Synth Engineers, however, do exist and are professionals who design and fashion Synth Modules.
- It is not possible to "own" a Synth, since that would be slavery, which is illegal throughout the Outer Rim and the new colonies. Statements such as "These robots are cool, where can I buy one?" are therefore considered offensive.
- Despite not being humans, "humane" is a term that can apply to actions towards Synths.
