Who Can Replace Man Brian Aldiss Analysis

In the story “Who Can Replace Man?” by Brian Aldiss the author shows us a little bit of voice throughout the whole story. He is telling us his (or the narrator's) feelings about human society. He makes some of these statements very clear and others not so much. I think the author thinks that humans are weak. He said, “He was small and wizened,” (Aldiss, 149) He says that the human was small which usually means weak. I believe that the author thinks that the humans will not be responsible enough to control the machines they have created. I envision that the author thinks that the humans are dying due to robots. He said in this excerpt, “All men have broken down.” (Aldiss, 142) He is most likely implying that because the robots can execute