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'''Humans''' is a British-American [[science fiction]] TV series that first aired in 2015 on Channel 4 and AMC. It is based on a Swedish TV series called [[Real Humans]] that aired in 2012. <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Humans Real Humans]</ref><br />
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== Plot ==<br />
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A Man who is feeling lonely and overwhelmed at home, decides to purchase a synthetic (synth) to help around the house. This doesn't go down too well with his wife, who was away at a court case and returns to discover the synth in her home. Tension amongst the family members arises and later there is also an affair between the man and the "machine".<br />
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Meanwhile, another group of synths - which are [[self-aware]] - is either captured or on the run. They must hide their true nature from the world.<br />
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== Transhumanist Elements ==<br />
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Series 1 focuses largely on establishing the [[robots]] (known as Synthetics, or "synths") and the ramifications that their use may cause. This theme is also carried forward into series 2. <br />
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The series explores [[AI]], [[mind uploading]], [[Robotics]], morphological freedom, and series 2 begins by delving into the issue of [[sentient rights]].<br />
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In episode 3 of series 2 it is hinted that Dr Athena Morrow (played by Carrie-Anne Moss from [{The Matrix]]) wants to save her daughter from a coma. In episode 4 this is further explored when it is revealed that she is said to be working on [[consciousness transfer]] and she and her wealthy backer, Tech entrepreneur Milo Khoury, toast over dinner to "cheating death".<br />
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The series also touches on the subject of [[technological unemployment]].<br />
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== Comparing Humans to Real Humans ==<br />
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An article on Den of Geek compares the differences between the [[Real Humans|Swedish original]] and the English adaptation.<ref>[http://www.denofgeek.com/tv/humans/36434/comparing-humans-to-swedish-original-real-humans Comparing Humans to Swedish original, Real Humans]</ref><br />
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== External Links ==<br />
* {{Wikipedia|Humans (TV series)}}<br />
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== References ==<br />
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