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Jan 5, 2008 by  KJ Mullins - 5 votes, 3 comments
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In less than fifty years people will be having sex with robots an intelligence expert claims. David Levy's book Sex With Robots: The Evolution of Human states that ugly people will be able to have a little hanky panky with the plastic side of life.
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Levy says that those in remote areas or simply too unattractive to get a mate could be getting some robot loving. While Levy says he's happily married and not in the market for a new partner the alternative could be a good thing for others. That is if they could wait around until 2050.
They're lonely, they're miserable. I think society will be a much better place when they have an alternative that satisfies them without doing any harm to other people.
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