Relations entre la robotique des humanoïdes et la culture et la société au Japon by Atsuo Takanishi and invited by Alain Berthoz, College de France 2007-2008

• based on this specific view from beliefs in Wikipedia:Shinto#Beliefs or Wikipedia:Ko-shinto_(Jomon-jin)#Belief technology itself is part of nature thus there is no competition from tools (even in robotic forms)

See also

• Wikipedia:Uncanny valley phenomenon
• Seedea:Utopiahanalysis/Tech4Libre
• Why Japanese Love Robots (And Americans Fear Them) by Christopher Mims Technology, Review November 2010

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