Ailuros December 21, 2018 10:43 pm

why does everyone gotta be godly and stunning in this comic??

Ailuros December 15, 2018 4:17 am

ok he got surgery but also when did he get fit? lol just like that, got a sixpack operation or sth?

    tiggipi December 16, 2018 2:08 am

    At some point, he said he had dieted and started exercising, as well as getting plastic surgery, in order to be the "ideal" guy. :P

Ailuros December 15, 2018 12:14 am

And that woman reminds me of my mum, my mum never let me go out because of rapists, turns out I didn't have to go to parties to be raped though... Why's everyone always so concerned with warning (potential) victims but never the (potential) perpetrators huh?

Ailuros December 14, 2018 4:56 am

the raws for ch. 15 man... how on earth is that possible, it looks like he's being impaled by a dick-shaped log how is he alive. it's like those massive dildos where you're like... how??

Ailuros December 14, 2018 4:40 am

Ukes douchey friend: now don't go falling in love
Uke: AS IF!
Me: ...... sure, Jan

Ailuros December 14, 2018 4:05 am

Happy Ending eat shit? LOL

Ailuros December 14, 2018 3:26 am

I love how the uke was just like "eh, I'd rather die than be puked on" then almost dies and a minute later laughs about a dumb picture of the seme wow :D

Ailuros December 13, 2018 3:28 am

omg just started and this is so funny lol

Ailuros December 8, 2018 2:53 am

I totally love it but I also have philosophical questions about this.
Does it count as consent if the robot is programmed to do it? Does the concept of consent apply?
If the owner falls in love with the robot and the robot reciprocates, is that part of the programming or is the robot able to be more than what he's programmed to be?
Is shutting him off equal to killing him or at least putting him in a temporary coma in human terms?
Does people's desire to have something like that mean we as humans have an urge to possess someone and adjust them to our preferences rather than to fall for someone with all of their mistakes, aspects you don't like, preferences you don't share and differences you have to overcome together? Is it unhealthy to have the urge to completely own someone and replace human connection with idealised versions of our desires? And what does this power over a robot mean? Is it the same as the power over an object that doesn't imitate a human, like how you can treat your phone however you like, or do we have responsibility to treat the robot well?

    Anonymous December 8, 2018 11:46 am

    I guess that if the robot is programmed for sex, he is consenting to it by default.
    And I guess that the fact they can adjust to our preferences is just to stick with people's fantasy (like your ideal guy is like X so you want a robot like X, they are a sex doll after all)

    youraedthiswrogn December 8, 2018 5:34 pm

    Consent can only be given consciously, so if the robot isn't self aware, consent doesn't apply. Consent isn't words, it's emotion, you can say you consent and still not want what's happening. Honestly, everything you asked is entirely dependent on whether or not the robot is sentient, if it's inanimate then turning it off wouldn't be "killing it" or "putting it in a coma" as it isn't alive.

    Ailuros December 8, 2018 7:20 pm
    Consent can only be given consciously, so if the robot isn't self aware, consent doesn't apply. Consent isn't words, it's emotion, you can say you consent and still not want what's happening. Honestly, everyth... youraedthiswrogn

    then I would wonder how we can know whether a robot is sentient or not if it is designed to imitate sentience in so many aspects? It clearly imitates human sentient actions, so we probably couldn't judge whether the robot is sentient based on his behaviour, but we also can't know whether the robot is minded because we're ourselves and not him, so we cannot have full confidence in saying he is or is not sentient, can we?

    youraedthiswrogn December 8, 2018 8:37 pm
    then I would wonder how we can know whether a robot is sentient or not if it is designed to imitate sentience in so many aspects? It clearly imitates human sentient actions, so we probably couldn't judge whethe... Ailuros

    No, i don't think so. If it can have it's own thoughts, it's sentient, if it's every action and thought is based on predetermined code then it isn't sentient. Sentience is basically just being self aware.

    Ailuros December 8, 2018 9:31 pm
    No, i don't think so. If it can have it's own thoughts, it's sentient, if it's every action and thought is based on predetermined code then it isn't sentient. Sentience is basically just being self aware. youraedthiswrogn

    so unless we know the entire scope of what is predetermined by the coding we cannot know if it has self-awareness. on the other hand, some people (mostly religious people) argue that our universe and our own thoughts and actions are also predetermined **ponders the reality of life** - well, I never agreed with determinists but I do wonder if humans might accidentally programme something that then ends up being sentient by accident almost, because we don't know what exactly makes us conscious - we can't really determine what makes us conscious since it's not really something we can explain through neuroscientific brainimaging or whatever other scientific method

    youraedthiswrogn December 8, 2018 11:47 pm
    so unless we know the entire scope of what is predetermined by the coding we cannot know if it has self-awareness. on the other hand, some people (mostly religious people) argue that our universe and our own th... Ailuros

    I'm not sure the concept of destiny is the same as programming? Destiny is basically the predetermined choices we ourselves will make, with full sentience. We choose the acts ourselves. Free will is a thing in that very same religion. Robots don't actively make choices.

    Ailuros December 9, 2018 2:59 am
    I'm not sure the concept of destiny is the same as programming? Destiny is basically the predetermined choices we ourselves will make, with full sentience. We choose the acts ourselves. Free will is a thing in ... youraedthiswrogn

    But if we're created to make a certain predetermined choice, isn't that the same as when a robot engineer creates a robot and programmes it to make a certain predetermined choice?

    youraedthiswrogn December 9, 2018 10:51 am
    But if we're created to make a certain predetermined choice, isn't that the same as when a robot engineer creates a robot and programmes it to make a certain predetermined choice? Ailuros

    No, because the robot isn't choosing the actions itself. Lets say it's destiny is to grab a fork, if it's sentient then it'll choose to grab it. It'll acknowledge the action. Programming isn't the same, it's just an order.

Ailuros December 4, 2018 4:11 am

the answer is no
no I don't.

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