Were ‘Sex-Bots’ Really Such a Great Idea?

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If this turns you on, you need turning off.

News from the total depravity front!

Addressing the annual meeting of the American Assn. for the Advancement of Science, a Duke University scientist warned that “sex-bots”–robots created to service loons with weird sexual desires–could pose “psychological threats to humans” (https://nypost.com/2020/02/15/sex-robots-pose-psychological-threats-for-humans-researchers-warn/).

“Some robots,” she said, “are programmed to protest, to create a rape scenario.” And some, she added, “are designed to look like children.”

The threat, as anyone who’s not a nut can see, is that some of these kooks will get tired of sexually abusing robots, leave the bots behind, and seek out human victims–a bigger thrill, don’t you know.

Isn’t it about time someone asked, “What the devil do we think we’re doing?” And, like, stop doing it? Come on! Were sex-bots ever something we should have invented? Is this really what our minds are for?

Thanks to people who really should know better, but don’t, because they have no moral grounding, our society is growing more and more perverted.

Go ahead, tell me I’m wrong.

11 comments on “Were ‘Sex-Bots’ Really Such a Great Idea?

  1. The notion of sex bots is repulsive. A machine has no heart, no soul, no mind. It can’t care and it can’t be aroused. All it can do is follow the commands programmed into it.

  2. The whole stinking thing is unwholesome. It is sad to see satan getting away with all this.

  3. Fertility rates in the West are already in decline. Add in sex bots along with same sex marriage, contraceptives and abortions and we could have an unsustainable population.

  4. Wish I could. Keeping in mind that one size does not fit all – ha ha – I think that this is good for some, bad for others. In a controlled therapy situation, a really good therapist could use it to change (another “ha”) person’s sexual fantasies by having them focus on them on the unreal while teaching them a new reality. The usual psychoanalysis. But in an either or situation, I say sex bots are sick bots, and so is the decadent stream from factory to table.

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