An ash-collecting robot witnesses the collapse of the universe as he slowly drifts beyond outer space. The film is part three in director Colin West McDonald's series The Robot Scriptures, focusing on the "origin, evolution, and exodus of artificial intelligence." This particular film was based on a piece by cartoonist Joel Priddy.
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An ash-collecting robot witnesses the collapse of the universe as he slowly drifts beyond outer space. See PART II "We Were Not Made For This World" here: ...
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