Yes, robots to do the housework.  Sure, you can wait for artificial wombs and so on to combat this, but this provides MGTOW all the other need a woman at home stuff to be addressed.  Even now, we are really close to that with smart appliances and so on.

I would find simple compliance boring. I would prefer some initiative and to show me things I don’t expect that surprise me.

The thing is: it’s a rare and infrequent event to ever be surprised by a real flesh and blood woman as well, never mind pleasantly surprised. So many of them are all the same and so tediously predictable.

That technology might become a viable replacement for real flesh and blood women says a lot more about those flesh and blood women than it does about the technology. Even the fact that it’s even a concept, whether technologically feasible or not, speaks volumes. Especially considering it’s a idea that’s about as old as dirt, if the Greek Pygmalion myth is anything to go by. All women have been Like That for a long LONG time.

The thing is: it’s a rare and infrequent event to ever be surprised by a real flesh and blood woman as well, never mind pleasantly surprised. So many of them are all the same and so tediously predictable.

To me, most females I meet seem to be some kind of robots that were all equipped with the same bulls~~~ kit. I used to genuinely take interest in what females had to say, but after years of listening to their mindless garbage, I don’t care anymore.

richardhutnik wrote:

I would find simple compliance boring. I would prefer some initiative and to show me things I don’t expect that surprise me.

The thing is: it’s a rare and infrequent event to ever be surprised by a real flesh and blood woman as well, never mind pleasantly surprised. So many of them are all the same and so tediously predictable. That technology might become a viable replacement for real flesh and blood women says a lot more about those flesh and blood women than it does about the technology. Even the fact that it’s even a concept, whether technologically feasible or not, speaks volumes. Especially considering it’s a idea that’s about as old as dirt, if the Greek Pygmalion myth is anything to go by. All women have been Like That for a long LONG time.

Well I expect to not find it, but if it happened, I could change my mind.  What I will find is this annoying passivity generally, which means I have to initiate everything.  And anything on the dating front, the woman is passive and waits and then judges.  It can be seen a bit like the game Saw, where Jigsaw gives clues and you have to get it right, or have judgement passes on me.  For me, this is boring.  I guess maybe women have this idea of romance where the One for them will have ESP and read her mind.

Don’t forget you can make food using a 3D printer.

That will be interesting in the future.  So, the printer will mix ingredients together and output them?  Do you have a video?

I see a line of fast food places coming that will be almost completely automated.

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Don’t forget you can make food using a 3D printer.

That will be interesting in the future. So, the printer will mix ingredients together and output them? Do you have a video? I see a line of fast food places coming that will be almost completely automated.

I know some people who laugh at that idea, I don’t think they’ll be laughing in the future though.

richardhutnik wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Don’t forget you can make food using a 3D printer.

That will be interesting in the future. So, the printer will mix ingredients together and output them? Do you have a video? I see a line of fast food places coming that will be almost completely automated.

I know some people who laugh at that idea, I don’t think they’ll be laughing in the future though.

That wasn’t even on my mind when I posted this, but see the comment about 3D printing food, I ended up now wondering how the heck it would work.  It is possible, just it is so new, no one is thinking of it at this moment.  Idea is manufacturing more tangible items, but food is doable also.  And that may be just the way to get things like fries done, instead of cutting them.  You make everything a powder/dehydrated, and the printer cuts and shapes the food to be prepared.

And with that, it is likely you will see fully automated fast food places, built from scratch, which have everything automated in back, and hosts up in front to take care of customers.

That wasn’t even on my mind when I posted this, but see the comment about 3D printing food, I ended up now wondering how the heck it would work. It is possible, just it is so new, no one is thinking of it at this moment.

Actually people are. It’s called a Foodini.

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