Wow. The theme is so random I can't pull away... Well, I can tell you that the human/machine melding and the use of andriods to represent the unfeeling learning that NO ONE is unfeeling is not unique, but not uncompelling, either. Of course, your talent to incorporate something gender-bending is both apparrent and artfully used, bravo. It all comes together as this visually bright but emotionally dark imagery which is both comforting and apalling with its sterility- and then you get sucker-punched by the realisation that its seemingly retro robo-chick M.O. (a la some of Boris Vallejo's early works or Isaac Asimov's writings) is a thin cover for more modern, almost emo sentiments. Whatever, you make it work well.
What I have to say is confusing, particularly without the music behind it, is the rythm of the lyrics. I see a lot of aspects that I find off-putting, like the re-use of lyrics and the use of lyrics in one song as title for another. I don't believe that it shows a lack of creativity, rather a tendency to try to stick to the theme of the album.
All in all the reaction is favorable, and I think it has potential to be really good material. Perhaps with music I would be otherwise inclined, I don't know. I would try to work with it more, I think it's rough and could use some polishing- but a fantastic starting point!