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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...lthy-new-report-finds/?utm_term=.046f1224110f
Now the comment section:
New report finds no evidence that having sex with robots is healthy
A recent New York Times column equated robots with human sex workers and suggested that self-described incels — meaning “involuntarily celibate” — will attempt to find fulfillment in having sex with machines.
“A lot of experts are saying it would not help with social isolation,” he said, “and might even make them more socially isolated.” Sharkey said he knew of at least one case in which a man left his wife and children for a silicone doll.
Sex robots have also been suggested as companions for the elderly or people with disabilities. That struck Cox-George and Bewley as “patronizing,” as they wrote in the article, and an argument “for a ‘lesser’ sexual experience when most people with disabilities can form mutually satisfying relationships.”
Kathleen Richardson, an ethics professor at De Montfort University in Leicester, England, grew so concerned about the intrusion of machines into human relationships — an area “traditionally off-limits to the market” — that she launched the Campaign Against Sex Robots in 2015.
“It offends me that they think a human woman is like a machine,” she said.
Now the comment section:
If it keeps the incels in their parents’ basements and not killing women or running for Congress them I’m all for it.
Question: will they all be named Stacy?
Kek props to our incel here for standing up for us.Guessing you haven't spent much time in the Bay area. Incels in areas with bustling economies are the last people to be living in their parents' basements. Tons are in IT, for example, making serious money. For obvious reasons, they have more time on their hands to put into career than most.
No alimony/palimony
No charges of harassment/coercion
Reduced risk of STDs (might have relations with others with owner's consent)
Ever feel you've lived too long when an article like this is in a main stream newspaper? Or am I the only one to feel that way?
Really hoping this was not a tax payer funded study.