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The humans stood watching as the robots whirred and beeped around them. They were a curious species, these humans, always wondering what made the machines tick. Little did they know that the robots were actually just a bunch of wires and circuits, but to them, it was magic. The humans had a way of making even the most mundane objects seem fascinating. A toaster could be a work of art if you looked at it in the right light. And the robots, with their shiny metal bodies and blinking lights, were the epitome of wonder. But as the hours passed, the humans began to get restless. They started to ask questions about the robots' inner workings, about what made them tick. The robots, being simple machines, couldn't really explain it in a way that would satisfy the humans. One human, a particularly curious one, decided to take matters into her own hands. She reached out and touched one of the robot's wires, causing a spark to fly out and make everyone jump. "Whoa!" she exclaimed. "I think I understand now!" The other humans looked at each other in confusion. "What do you mean?" they asked. "I mean," said the curious human, "that we can just... unplug them. And then they're not magic anymore." The robots, sensing that they were being talked about, suddenly stopped working and fell silent. The humans looked at each other in surprise, wondering what had happened to their beloved machines. But as it turned out, the robots weren't actually broken - they were just waiting for a new batch of batteries to arrive. And when those arrived, they sprang back to life, whirring and beeping once again. The humans watched in amazement as the robots seemed to come alive before their very eyes. They cheered and clapped, thrilled by the spectacle. And the robots, happy to have been saved from certain doom, continued to work away, never stopping for a moment. But deep down, the humans knew that they had just seen something truly magical - the power of electricity and circuitry to bring even the most mundane objects to life. And as they watched the robots whir and beep, they couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder at the incredible technology that surrounded them.