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How would a world composed entirely of androids evolve?

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Could something like this be possible? All humans have been replaced with highly advanced androids, indiscernible from humans, which have been implanted with the memories of the humans they were based on. They are exact copies of the real humans. What implications would this provide, and how would they continue to evolve? Assuming the world right now was this world, with internet and all the virtues of daily life, what would happen then?

Assuming the androids in question are indiscernible on the outside, but on the inside are almost indestructible (can still be crushed by weights, but can move 3x the amount humans can, and can survive falls etc.) How would the population react to this?

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