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Written and published in 1964, Robot Tales by the prominent Polish science fiction writer Stanisław Lem has long been a classic of science fiction. In terms of its genre and style, it is an amusing mix of traditional fairy tales and fantasy literature. It is about the wise and orderly world of robots, which has been overrun by greedy, cruel and powerful kings. Just like in our world, there are also naive saviours of the world who are convinced that they can save humanity from evil with their thoughts alone. In the world of the Obots, nothing comes of these good thoughts. As the writer slyly remarks, "it would be the same with us, since evil, like (fortunately) good, does not want to be eradicated from the world. That is why humanity will always be comforted by fairy tales. Even if they are fairy tales of robots, not people.