Red Shambhala
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Hoping that sexbots and artificial wombs will soon liberate us from this feminist society is one of the most naive and cringe-worthy ideas circulating in antifeminist circles.
A female Bloomberg journalist now raises the blackpilled thought that, "Maybe Sex Robots Will Make Men, Not Women, Obsolete."
Not so blackpilled but rageful is obviously this notion that women don't have high enough standards yet, and that men don't have enough competition yet. This is obviously female hypergamy at its worst. However, this idea that "women are also capable of crude objectification" and that theoretical sexbots might turn out worse for men than for women is an interesting thought.
Especially, since poverty is increasingly masculine and business power is increasingly female or at least feminist. Men even struggle to create alternatives to feminist social media platforms - who says that they would be able to create alternatives to feminist robots from Silicon Valley.
A female Bloomberg journalist now raises the blackpilled thought that, "Maybe Sex Robots Will Make Men, Not Women, Obsolete."
https://archive.is/cNKGRActually, I think it’s the men who should be worried. It’s entirely possible that robots can outperform them.
Perhaps it’s time for a Big Think. Are women not as capable as men of crude objectification? There’s room here for everyone’s impure thoughts and desires. Robots don’t discriminate, and they can probably give good massages.
Don’t get me wrong, I have a good husband. I doubt I would trade in. But if I had a daughter, I might consider giving her a robot as a college graduation present. Preferably one who can do the dishes and guard the door.
And yes, I do think women could get spoiled by dashing menbots. Their standards might go up. They might even be lost to the dating pool altogether — like what’s already happened with some Japanese men.
Would that be such a bad thing? In the #MeToo age, I feel like raising standards is quite reasonable. It’s called for, in fact. Make the men compete.
Not so blackpilled but rageful is obviously this notion that women don't have high enough standards yet, and that men don't have enough competition yet. This is obviously female hypergamy at its worst. However, this idea that "women are also capable of crude objectification" and that theoretical sexbots might turn out worse for men than for women is an interesting thought.
Especially, since poverty is increasingly masculine and business power is increasingly female or at least feminist. Men even struggle to create alternatives to feminist social media platforms - who says that they would be able to create alternatives to feminist robots from Silicon Valley.