Ari Rankum
NAFO Karting Champion, 2012
You know me, always good for an off-topic diversion. To wit:
Just as sex drives other areas of the tech explosion, especially in Internet-related technologies, it will have profound impact on the rate of adoption, and form of adoption of the coming robotic revolution. Particularly, I view the emergence of robotic concubines, with user-customizable, uh, features, in user-customizable, uh, sizes, to be inevitable. The impact on marriage is obvious. The beginning of the blurring of the barrier we see in the man-machine interface is less so. To be sure, the blacker emotions associated with the introduction of machines into relationships that had previously been strictly limited to participants from the human domain will curry some disfavor toward anthropomorphic machinery. I wonder how the emergence of such androids (and they are coming) will affect the rate of adoption of human augmentation in the form of implants (and they are coming), and, ultimately, synthetically sustained consciousness, as predicted by Ray Kurzweil in "The Singularity Is Near".
We live in interesting times.
Just as sex drives other areas of the tech explosion, especially in Internet-related technologies, it will have profound impact on the rate of adoption, and form of adoption of the coming robotic revolution. Particularly, I view the emergence of robotic concubines, with user-customizable, uh, features, in user-customizable, uh, sizes, to be inevitable. The impact on marriage is obvious. The beginning of the blurring of the barrier we see in the man-machine interface is less so. To be sure, the blacker emotions associated with the introduction of machines into relationships that had previously been strictly limited to participants from the human domain will curry some disfavor toward anthropomorphic machinery. I wonder how the emergence of such androids (and they are coming) will affect the rate of adoption of human augmentation in the form of implants (and they are coming), and, ultimately, synthetically sustained consciousness, as predicted by Ray Kurzweil in "The Singularity Is Near".
We live in interesting times.