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Jesse Walker | 9.6.2003 11:51 AM

The Wave answers the question on every San Franciscan's mind: Which mayoral candidates are human, and which are replicants?

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Mark S. 23 years ago

According to this, we have at least three skin-jobs walking the streets!
Tim McCaughey 23 years ago

Who would have thought androids are already running loose in our political system?
Andrew Lynch 23 years ago

Nice job by John Holden at the Wave. But if we have so many skin jobs running around whoring for office...then who is their Tyrell? THAT, my friends, is the question with a terrifying answer.
Mark S. 23 years ago

Don't sweat it... All we have to do is wait for their incept dates to pass.
joe 23 years ago

So I'm going along, reading the article, and all of a sudden my screen starts showing landscape out takes from "The Shining." WTF?

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