Would you consider a sufficiently complex golem to be a machine?

>>15671698
Those are a type of monster, Anon. A type of sentinent plant, at that.

>>15671698
No, that's magic.

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>>15671748
So are a number of Mechs.

>>15671748
How a machine functions and operates does not disqualify it as a machine. I'd say any inorganic object with moving parts that serves a function is a machine.

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>>15671698
*blocks your path*

"Yes"

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is a demon powered giant ship considered /m/?

Are golems just robots powered by magic or are robots just golems powered by science?

>>15671792

Escaflowne has gears and a power supply. The Golem was literally made out of mud

>>15672545
Yes.

>>15672921
The body of the golem is a medium for a supernatural presence to occupy, which provides both mechanism and power for animation.

I think you will find that the definition of "machine" is very flexible.

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Best and second most /m/ golem.