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of the listener, not the speaker.
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Boston.com's Big Picture set today is on the current advances in robotics, from military to fun to humanoid. Asian developers seem to be fascinated by female humanoid robots.
I can understand that if you want a robot to "man" a reception desk, or serve drinks, or putter around the house, you'd want it to have some semblance of a face to interact with, and hands would be needed to use things designed for humans, but, uh, why does it need humongous breasts? At eye-level?
It's not like it will be nursing baby robots. And the "male-form" robots don't have interesting bulges for us ladies to peruse.
Unfair. And silly. And so so typical of humans.
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1 comment:
Watch "Lars and the Real Girl". Then find the site that he found. Puh-lenty of interesting bulges but a bitout of my price range.
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