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But seriously, what defines humanity?
The willingness to think?
A free will at all?
Or simply the ability to express genuine empathy for your fellow man?
Synths are able to do all of those things, regardless of their programming and have shown so if you do The Institute storyline, so there's not really that much of a difference besides how they're made, right?
Of course not, that is the main goal of The Institute, and the only saviour of The Commonwealth.
Don't ask me, ask Adam Jensen. :D
Gen3s don't reproduce, don't age, nothing stops them from turning bad, and they're stronger and faster than regular humans. Despite those soppy stories the game tries to present you like that H2-22 or whatever his name is, they're a threat to the commonwealth.
If your women are all synths, if your men are mostly synths all of the sudden, you're dead within a generation and not from radiation. Institute gets their way, Mankind redefined. Everyones a robot now, but hey, at least you were attentive about the toaster "feelings" lol.
The exisitential threat of Synths doesn't come from the synth itself, but from the ability to produce them. The synthetic "Original Sin" if you will.
Synths in Fallout have not reached the Singularity yet. If anything, the Synth body taking the form of a human is a safeguard against that, since humans are limited by their biology and physiology.
We would be too stupid to know when it happened. By the time we noticed it would be after we already lost.
Slightly off topic: Now the mechanical synths, I don't know. That would depend on whether a neutral party could get control of them. Otherwise they're a danger.