The Sex Robot Revolution

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More meaningless indulgence from people who think the world is a movie-set. And their penchant
for making up words for this sh*t... it's like a child who struggles with learning their language.

‘Digisexuals’ demand HUMAN RIGHTS enshrined by UN to have sex with AI robots

Tech-savvy “digisexuals” who lust after AI software and realistic robots are demanding human rights.

'An emerging sexual identity known as “digisexuality” is said to be gaining traction among open-minded
youngsters in Britain, Japan, Russia and the United States. 

Research by academics Neil McArthur and Markie Twist, who co-authored a paper titled “The Rise of
Digisexuality”, suggests the trend is becoming more commonplace. These digisexuals are forgoing humans
in favour of intimate, and even sexual, relationships with advanced computer software and lifelike robots,
according to Markie and McArthur.



One digisexual Akihiko Kondo, a 35-year-old school administrator who married a virtual reality singer in Japan,
deems himself to be sexual minority facing discrimination. For those who identity as digisexuals, Markie and
McArthur believe they may be resistance akin to the pushback against other sexual minorities such as homo,
trans, and bisexuals...'

I just hope nobody thinks for one moment you're promoting your paper on how talking vaginas and smiling dildos
are the way of the future. Can these devices propagate the next generation of humans or are these big-boobed
monstrosities merely toys for the dweebs who can't get girlfriends?

'...Pressuring for human rights protections could be one way in which digisexuals attempt to achieve recognition. 
The campaign, it seems, has already begun online. “I think we are moving towards a system that grants broad
sexual freedom and recognises the value of alternative sexual identities in general,” Dr McArthur, a philosophy
professor at the University of Manitoba, told Daily Star Online. 
“Canada and the Nordic countries are the leaders at this but the rest of Europe and America are not far behind.”...'

Oh well, that makes me feel much better. I suppose those in these countries who struggle to pay for such appliances
will have to stick with the old 'sex-phone' system, another genuine way of venting one's lust!

'...Markie, a sex education expert and family studies professor at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, said digisexuals
could “possibly” start to agitate for equality of recognition and rights in the same way other sexual identities have. 
She said some people “are also fighting in anticipation for robots to have rights as well”...'

Yeah...? What about hammers? They never get represented in any la-de-da outage thesis. I've heard talk that
toasters may go out on strike for recognition too.

'...She showed Daily Star Online a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan “digisexual rights are human”, for sale on
Amazon for $19.97, as an example...'

It'll be interesting to see if The Daily Star are on any kick-back for advertising these T-shirts!

'...Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled regardless of who they are. 
They include, but are not limited to, the right to life, liberty, and property, freedom of expression, pursuit of happiness
and equality before the law...'

Oh my, that's Rubber-Rachel out the window then. It seems one has to be human.
(This isn't an anniversary-thing about Robin Williams, is it? He voiced the 'Dr. Know' character in A.I and was the
butler in 'Bicentennial Man')

'...The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDRH), a historic treaty adopted by the United Nations in 1948, was the
first international agreement on the basic principles of human rights. 
In the UK, human rights are protected by the Human Rights Act 1998, legislation based on the European Convention
on Human Rights (ECHR).

McArthur said he does not believe there will be any need for specific protections “within a broadly tolerant legal and
social system”. In less tolerant countries, however, McArthur said “there will be stigma”, especially among older people. 
He said: “Anything to do with sex and technology makes people panic. 
He said: “Many people are also very uncomfortable with the idea of alternative sexual identities.”...'

Aaah, this might be a Furrie-thing, the idea of wearing an animal costume and using the sex-robot subject as a cover.
Yer' gotta watch out for those Furries, they're deviants!

'...Markie, a licensed marriage and family therapist, said people already “speak and comment of these digisexuals in
primarily disparaging ways”. In their paper, McArthur and Twist explain why, according to their research, digisexuality
has changed society in two distinct waves.

The “first wave” is characterised by people using technology such dating apps, online porn or electronic dildos to
fulfill their sexual desires in a practical way. 

In the “second wave”, meaningful relationships between humans and immersive technologies such as virtual reality
and have become more commonplace...'

'Meaningful relationships'...? With a piece of plastic. You know, they actually pay people to talk this way!
And you spelled 'fulfil' wrong.

'...Sex robots fit into the second wave of digisexuality, Dr McArthur, director of the University of Manitoba’s centre for
professional and applied ethics, said. “Sex robots are the easiest form of second wave digisexuality for people to
get their heads around, because they are such a common feature of movies and television, and we think we know
what a sex robot would look and act like,” he said. 

“I think they may actually prove to be one of the last forms of this technology to come to market. “They’re still coming,
but they may ultimately not quite be like Jude Law in AI.”...'

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Except one is a fictional movie to entertain, the other is the failings from a liberal sex education progam that turned
normal young people into introverted cry-babies that think f*cking is the only thing in a relationship.
Just who are the robots today?!