In 1920 a Czech playwright had trouble with a word. Karel Čapek had written a play about manufactured workers and had been calling them labori, after the Latin for labour. It sounded too bookish. His brother Josef, a painter, suggested roboti instead. The root was… | Read More in The Blogs
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