The Scary Future Of Robot Sex & Artificial Love - Roanne van Voorst

Women pick the bear and men pick the robot

Women have been telling most of us men for decades that we're not wanted and to keep our advances to ourselves. Got it, we heard you loud and clear. A lot of us have then made the decision to stop pursuing women and to go do other things and leave them alone, which is what they wanted. I frankly don't see what the problem is here.

It feels like she talks about sex and availability of it from the view point of a woman. Maybe she should look into numbers of men who don't have sex and go "yea it would be better for them to have even a poor excuse of the real thing than nothing at all".

I wonder if they'll ever be so realistic that guys will start not being tall enough or making enough money for the dolls lol

Hi Chris, very interesting topic. please interview a man on this same topic........ Am sure it will be a different twist

This topic is very interesting. I can't help but think that as AI and robotics improve exponentially in the next few years, a large cohort of people are absolutely going to turn to these relationships, especially considering that so many people are starved for intimacy yet turned off by dating.

This will be a billion dollar industry if they can figure it out.

If being a good communicator in a relationship means it is going to land you in a polyamorous situation, then I want to be a bad communicator. 49:45

Hello you savages. Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - https://chriswillx.com/books/ Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Studying the Future of Human Sexuality 08:10 Roanne’s Research on Sex Dolls 14:57 Can Robots Convey Actual Connection? 21:09 The Love Pills Available on the Market 26:28 Are Love Pills the Same Effect as Alcohol? 30:40 The Experience of an Erotic Massage 35:56 The World of Virtual Relationships 41:48 Matching With a Partner Through DNA 47:14 Is Polyamory Actually Growing in Popularity? 53:31 Hanging Out With Asexual People 58:38 The Changing Definition of Love 1:00:46 Where to Find Roanne

In Isak Asimov's book, I, Robot, the robots were made so sympathetic that at the end when robots were taking over, I felt glad.