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{Full Story}Greg Nichols/ZDNet wrote: It's official: People get turned on when they touch anthropomorphic robots in the equivalent of their genitals.
I'm not being crass ... it's science. That's according to Stanford University researchers, who published a new study on how people react when a mechanical companion asks them to touch its private parts.
Japan already has them, you can own one for under $2K, they come 'sanitized for your protection', they can be programmed to 'orgasm' in synch with your actions... that is, they will establish your pattern and time themselves accordingly, they are totally pose able... and incapable of pregnancy, PMS, hiring a divorce attorney or any other multitude of annoying things.Alkarii wrote:Well, looks like we're only a few steps away from robotic prostitutes. But would there be a decreased risk of contracting an STD? I mean, nothing organic, so it'll be easier to clean them properly. The parts would be easily detached, and you could drop them in an autoclave.
Not that I'd bother with the services of a gynoid prostitute. I don't really want to meet the human versions.
(I feel bad even considering signing up on a dating website... It just feels like I'm cheating. "What, you can't meet a woman normally?")
Mixing the technological with the biological better Sorayama than H.R. Giger.Jabberwonky wrote:Oops...and Soaryama...
Julie, about Wapsi Square wrote:Oh goodness yes. So much paranormal!
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