Replicant - Revision history

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	[[Image:Blade-runner-sean-young1.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|Rachael, a lovely replicant from the film Blade Runner]]		[[Image:Blade-runner-sean-young1.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Rachael, a lovely replicant from the film Blade Runner]]
	'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''[[Blade Runner]]'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.		'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''[[Blade Runner]]'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.

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	Quoted from ''Blade Runner'' by David Webb Peoples & Hampton Fancher (1982)		Quoted from ''Blade Runner'' by David Webb Peoples & Hampton Fancher (1982)

	==~~Female replicants in~~ fiction==		==In fiction==
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	[[Image:Blade-runner-sean-young1.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Rachael, a lovely replicant from the film Blade Runner]]		[[Image:Blade-runner-sean-young1.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Rachael, a lovely replicant from the film Blade Runner]]
	'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''[[Blade Runner]]'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.		'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''[[Blade Runner]]'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.
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	''~~_android_ (an~~'~~droid) n, Gk. humanoid automation.~~ more ~~at robot~~.~~/ 1. early version utilized for work too boring~~, ~~dangerous or unpleasant for humans. 2. second generation~~ bio-engineered. ~~Electronic relay units and positronic brains. Used in space~~ to ~~explore inhospitable environments~~. 3. ~~third generation synthogenetic~~. ~~REPLICANT~~, ~~constructed of skin/flesh culture. Selected enogenic transfer conversion. Capable~~ of ~~self perpetuating thought. Paraphysical abilities. Developed for emigration program~~.		[[Image:Blade-runner-sean-young1.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Rachael, a lovely replicant from the film Blade Runner]]
			'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''[[Blade Runner]]'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.
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	WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY		==Definition==
	New International (2012)''		{\| border="1"
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			:New International (2012)</small>''
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	--Quoted from ''Blade Runner'' by David Webb Peoples & Hampton Fancher (1982)		Quoted from ''Blade Runner'' by David Webb Peoples & Hampton Fancher (1982)

			==Female replicants in fiction==
			*Blade Runner
			**Pris
			**Zhora
			**Rachael
			*Battlestar Galactica
			**Number Six

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	'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''Blade Runner'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[~~R.U.R.~~]]~~, where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.~~		[[Category:Terminology]]

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''_android_ (an'droid) n, Gk. humanoid automation. more at robot./ 1. early version utilized for work too boring, dangerous or unpleasant for humans. 2. second generation bio-engineered. Electronic relay units and positronic brains. Used in space to explore inhospitable environments. 3. third generation synthogenetic. REPLICANT, constructed of skin/flesh culture. Selected enogenic transfer conversion. Capable of self perpetuating thought. Paraphysical abilities. Developed for emigration program.

WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY
New International (2012)''

--Quoted from ''Blade Runner'' by David Webb Peoples & Hampton Fancher (1982)

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'''Replicant''' is a generalized term which refers more to the original Kapek visualization than the current accepted nomenclature. As in ''Blade Runner'', "replicant" will often reference a bio-mechanical, or engineered biologic, creature designed to carry out the same tasks as a conventional robot. This harkens back to [[R.U.R.]], where the robots created by Rossum's company were of biologic origins.