I don't know if that's fair, [ Gorgug starts, a small pinch to his lips at the idea put forward in comparisons. ] A lot of our worlds and the tools we have are different. The first one I made... I was in a rush, but I had the idea for a kind of small dragon-bird thing, since I was starting my classes for the first time that morning, and it-- it had a lot of trouble flying since I didn't distribute its weight evenly enough, or give it enough time to get adjusted to being alive. And I didn't... it didn't have a good brain, so-- it was pretty stupid. And that was my fault.

[ His hands can't work on the dog wire and think about what he's trying to say, and so he's come to a brief stop, just so he can work his head around saying what he means to--and also figuring if he's still staying on topic. ]

So, you know, we can make stupid AI, or stupid bodies. Especially when you let it absorb your thoughts and you don't know what you're doing. If you don't actually know how a dog's supposed to move, then you-- you can't expect to make it a good body, or tell your robot bear dog how it's supposed to move.