In the quiet kitchen late at night, the refrigerator seems to shiver. It's a moment everyone can relate to, but to the poet, it must have seemed like "an imitation of a living thing." There's a poem by Hiroshi Yoshino in which he speaks to a refrigerator: 'In this day and age, when humans begin to think about giving robots feelings, / that's...'
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In the quiet kitchen late at night, the refrigerator seems to shiver. It's a moment everyone can relate to, but to the poet, it must have seemed like "an imitation of a living thing." There's a poem by Hiroshi Yoshino in which he speaks to a refrigerator: 'In this day and age, when humans begin to think about giving robots feelings, / that's...'