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Short story from the 60's60s about simulcrasimulacra acting a drama for a human audience

I read this story when I was a kid so it is at least as old as the 1960s. In this story simulcrasimulacra of humans (with electronic spines?) are driven to perform a drama for a human audience. The simulcrasimulacra have real feelings and believe that the actions they are undertaking are meaningful but ultimately the purpose of all their suffering is simply to entertain an audience. I can't remember the name of the book I read it in, nor the author. Can anyone help me?

Short story from the 60's about simulcra acting a drama for a human audience

I read this story when I was a kid so it is at least as old as the 1960s. In this story simulcra of humans (with electronic spines?) are driven to perform a drama for a human audience. The simulcra have real feelings and believe that the actions they are undertaking are meaningful but ultimately the purpose of all their suffering is simply to entertain an audience. I can't remember the name of the book I read it in, nor the author. Can anyone help me?

Short story from the 60s about simulacra acting a drama for a human audience

I read this story when I was a kid so it is at least as old as the 1960s. In this story simulacra of humans (with electronic spines?) are driven to perform a drama for a human audience. The simulacra have real feelings and believe that the actions they are undertaking are meaningful but ultimately the purpose of all their suffering is simply to entertain an audience. I can't remember the name of the book I read it in, nor the author. Can anyone help me?

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Short story from the 60s60's about simulcra acting a drama for a human audience

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Short story from the 60s about simulcra acting a drama for a human audience

I read this story when I was a kid so it is at least as old as the 1960s. In this story simulcra of humans (with electronic spines?) are driven to perform a drama for a human audience. The simulcra have real feelings and believe that the actions they are undertaking are meaningful but ultimately the purpose of all their suffering is simply to entertain an audience. I can't remember the name of the book I read it in, nor the author. Can anyone help me?