Would you still visit strip clubs if...
You went 100 years into the future and everyone had their own personal robots. Some of these robots appear like hot females with full sexual capabilities. Would you still visit strip clubs or just buy a few of these robot girls and set up a stripper pole in a bonus room in your house? It'd probably be cheaper to do the latter. So much so that it might spell the end of strip clubs as we know them. Will strippers and females rebel against hot looking fully functional female robots? Who knows.
Would you still visit stripclubs?
Would you still visit stripclubs?
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Usually the very good looking ones take it all in stride. Either find the notion of stripping amusing, somewhat interesting, and have often told me it's something they have thought about doing or would do if they needed to to make money. So I take this to mean alot of women are threatened by strippers because they worry that men would just prefer to deal with strippers than have relationships, and they will, thereby, lose alot of their female powers if it because to much of a norm in society. There is probably a kernel of truth to it too!
I think if sex robots came on the scene there would be the same reaction, with strippers and even hot looking women reacting as not so great looking women now react to strippers.
Probably fun for a bit but talking to real women is actually way more fun.
Kind of like the Twilight Zone episode where a mobster dies and finds that he always wins bets in the afterlife (which he believes to be heaven) and everybody does exactly what he wants. Decides it is boring so he says he wants to go to "the other place". At which point the "angel" tells him "heaven? This is the other place".
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I'd imagine that a computer program to simulate a stripper won't be that hard.
"Have you been here before?"
"Where are you from?" (ignore answer)
"What brings you in here?" (ignore answer)
"What do you do?" (ignore answer)
"Wanna dance?"
[If answer affirmative great work, if answer negative debate why not.]
I wouldn't want to compete with an advanced super intelligent robot for my own job.
I don't see why not. You'd have all your memories, expectations of the future, "personality".
Automated theorem proving has really come quite a ways in the last decade. Actually has quite a few practical applications now, which is the man thing that gives me confidence that self-aware AI will be achieved in our life time.
I think so, but I think it would only be done so people won't have to be afraid of dying, and so they could enjoy immortality. IMO, there are too many weaknesses in "human nature" and out boat load of cognitive biases, that it won't be something you would want to design a superior intelligence around, although people may just "mimic" when they try and build these system before they try and exceed. I think the desire for longevity will be the big push here. You'd want your artificial intelligences to get to singularity point in medicine as soon as possible to "save lives". :-)
Lol I wish this could be true. It reminded me of an article in time magazine in the late 1950s. It said "if you can get through the next 30 years by then there will be no diseases and all medial ailments (such as heart disease, cancer, etc.) will be solved." I think someone missed the memo to get this shit done.
I predict it's more likely that in our lifetime someone is going to get a hold of a love nuclear warhead and annihilate a country somewhere before I'm able to get a fuck robot. Shit I'd just be happy if I could get a car to drive me around. I'd never use an airport to fly domestically again and I would give a fuck how long the ride was!
People are social animals and I like being social.