Robots
- Thread starter JADick
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When they get to it, I hope they don't program robot sex toys to cuddle after sex.
yes, they are definitely coming. i don't know how long it will take but in the freaking second it's possible to do such thing they will immediately make androids.
in fact, there is something like this http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2023392.ece already.
and would i have sex with it? sure thing. it's definitelly better than fucking the hand right?
in fact, there is something like this http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2023392.ece already.
and would i have sex with it? sure thing. it's definitelly better than fucking the hand right?
Depends .. Does it run on Windows ?
Computer geeks... :1orglaugh
Geek serving porn for the masses tho ... :glugglug: Not on Windows ... FYI
i'd say definitely, to what extent they will be human-like, only time shall tell
You mean Freeones is made on a Macintrash? :eek: No wonder the server kept fucking up a few months ago. :crash:
A robot is a robot, and will probably continue to be so for another few hundred years. It's not like I would mistake them for humans to be honest.
I'd probably not fuck one either, for the same reason I wouldn't fuck a sex doll - it's just a bit too creepy and sure it might feel good physically but mentally it would be like shagging your cousin.
I'd probably not fuck one either, for the same reason I wouldn't fuck a sex doll - it's just a bit too creepy and sure it might feel good physically but mentally it would be like shagging your cousin.
I'd imagine anyone who would use a fleshlight should have no problem with a full size robot. I heard somewhere that robots are currently evolving about 2 million times faster than humans did - just look at how far they've come in the last hundred years or so - so a life-like robot chick is not inconceivable.
You can't compare biological evolution to technological. And even so, a robot with emotions and free will is currently impossible because we don't even know what those things are or how they "work."
Robots may be programmed to do stuff, but in reality they're no more advanced than the simplest of insects. And they lack an important factor of all lifeforms: reproduction. Robots rely on its creators to support and manage them.
I'm very skeptic that we will ever see robots as more than practical machines for simple tasks. They are more of cattle than companions so to speak.
That's a very limited view. Given the last hundred years of technological advancement in every possible field of science and engineering it's difficult to believe that anything is impossible. I don't think artificial sentience is as much a matter of "if" as it is "when." We've only really had computers for 60ish years, and widespread computer use far less than that, and look how far it's come. Our knowledge and technology is advancing at an accelerating rate, there's no telling where it'll go. This is a very exciting time to be alive.
