replicants don't lack empathy.
http://bladerunner.wikia.com/wiki/Voight-Kampff_machine said:A very advanced form of lie detector that measures contractions of the iris muscle and the presence of invisible airborne particles emitted from the body. The bellows were designed for the latter function and give the machine the menacing air of a sinister insect. The VK is used primarily by Blade Runners to determine if a suspect is truly human by measuring the degree of his empathic response through carefully worded questions and statements.
I think that's the entire plot of the world. Humans WANT them to be void of emotion, but at some point they evolved to have them. The voight-kampff test is basically gibberish. It just creates a system where replicants learn to hide emotion or they dieI don't think that's true. Isn't that the point behind the "Voight-Kampff" test?
The replicant revolution actually started decades prior to the movie. The “Blackout” that was alluded to when K visited Wallace HQ to get info on Rachel was the result of a replicant uprising that EMP’d Los Angeles and released a dirty bomb in Las Vegas.Right, should have expanded and said that while I understand that a sequel isn't being made it sure seemed the movie was made with one in mind. I wasn't even thinking so much the revolution but are we sure Joe/K wasn't something different?
Edit: forgot how he got the wood horse
What was the purpose of the chick in the birth sack that he ended up gutting? That’s the only part I don’t quite remember what was going on.