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ITT: We post anthros made out of metal. Last one died ages ago, I believe.
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>>62006 (OP) 
>op picrel
she would go so hard as a mega man boss
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get in the furmech, anon
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>>62171
this machine turns _ into _
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>>62250
Gek.
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How many layers of unreality does one have to go through to accept metal human breasts on robots stylised after anthropomorphised animals? I could never accept that, that's just one step too far fur me.
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>>63502
Metal human breasts jumpscare
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>>63892
cool but can she file my taxes
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alot of dishwashers in this thread...
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>>63894
I mean, she's a secretary after all
>>63502
That's the neat part about robots anon, they can look like anything you want them to thanks to having intelligent creators. I'd bet when commercially viable humanoid robots start appearing IRL, something as simple as anthro bodykits (with plastic human breasts) will soon follow.
>>63914
That's ridiculous and serves no practical purpose. Inconceivable.
Plastic breasts and polyester fursuits — it's almost like we're living in some kind of Zionist Occupied Government...
>>63914
Neat or creepy? The outward furm of something joyful and innocent with nothing inside but gears and circuit boards is creepy. It's depressing. It makes me think abandoned amusement parks overgrown with brush.

I'm glad some people derive joy from this stuff but it just makes me sad.
>>63914
>The outward furm of something joyful and innocent with nothing inside but gears and circuit boards is creepy. 
How about the outward furm of something joyful and innocent with nothing inside but blood and guts?

Would it still be creepy?
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>>63957
Corpses are creepy and unpleasant to contemplate, yes.  Can a mechanical similacrum be alive?  Perhaps it can be programmed to simulate something real, but it will still be gears and circuit boards. It won't ever be happy to see you, any more than your car is, or a hammer or shovel, or a plastic doll, is.

https://www.wired.com/story/chatbot-kill-the-queen-eliza-effect/

Some people are very enthusiastic about this stuff but I perceive a danger that lonely people, unstable people, will furm one-sided emotional bonds with something that is not only not real, but also subject to the same software problems as anything else.  I don't think anything about this can be good, not fur them as individuals, nor fur society.

This is all, of course, just my opinion. I could be wrong. I frequently am.
>>63960
>This is all, of course, just my opinion. I could be wrong. I frequently am.
You aren't wrong in the sightliest. I do not want to live in a world where robots became a reality and destroy mankind. Human connection is sacred and shouldn't be replaced with an programable alternative. I wouldn't trust any robots trying to furm a connection with me but I know they are going to collect every conversation I have with them and try to advertise me shit.

Fur the record, I meant to ask if its creepy fur something to have the outward furm of something joyful and innocent with but full of blood and guts inside? Like every living creature.
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>>63962
Ah. I misunderstood.

A living waifur could never be creepy in that way, surely. Among other things, her mind and her emotional reactions would be real, not simulated.

Also the blood and stuff would be neatly hidden away under a layer of floof.
>>63960
Just wait till you hear about 3DPD bioholes.
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The digestive system is the most repulsive thing in the world to me, I will never in Intelligent Design as long as every living thing larger than a single-celled organism has to eat, digest, shit and piss to stay alive (except if Life were Designed by some Alien Morality Demiurge). I'd do anything to rid myself and the world of it.
>>64036
Depictions/mentions of food in 2D especially offend and upset me; escaping the wretchedness of biological reality is the whole fluffing point of all of this shit, you stupid pig slave retard, and now you've gone and ruined it. Unbelievable.
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>>64036
>>64045
meds now
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>>64045
Any opinions on robots who are able to fully enjoy and digest regular food?
Is it really that much of a sin if somebody's able to enjoy an unfurgettable luncheon with their robotic partners?
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>>64045
this has little to do with the thread at large but i just want to say that while i don't feel the same way, i think i understand where you're coming from and can respect it
my issue is most generally referred to as, "sensuality," i don't like when people talk about sex or sex-adjacent things in any remotely public setting, and i don't like revealing clothing in public either
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>>63962
I don't understand what is you guys' issue, gear assemblies and printed circuit boards are among the coolest things the Universe has produced. But seriously, I don't think "simulated love" is an issue. If it feels fake or results in bad consequences/exploitation fur the lovee, then it's simply not simulated well enough. And people fake love and affection all the time, too, so it's nothing new.

Not to mention that no self-respecting mechanophile would be caught dead with a corporate clanker in their home. Your waifurbot should be running FOS software on your privately owned hardware at all times, disconnected from the internet.

>>64036
Based and weakness-of-fleshpilled
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>>64140
Let’s honest, your robot girlfriend would only be a yes-man to everything you do because it would be programmed that way.

A real woman would drive you to be the best version of yourself.
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>>64155
>it would be programmed that way
No it wouldn't. I wouldn't want that and I happen to be a passable programmer myself.

>A real woman would drive you to be the best version of yourself.
Lol, lmao even. Unless you mean anthro women, in which case I'd rather live with a suboptimal outcome (robowaifur) instead of daydream fur eternity about what could have been (fleshy waifur)
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>>64159
correction: a real anthro woman with sovl

This dependence on these robot flesh dolls will only lead to the population going downhill. Humanity wasn’t made to fluff plastic, it’s more than that.

Also, be honest, you wouldn’t program your robot to have disagreements with you.
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>>64160
That's right, humanity isn't meant to fluff plastic but each other.

My personal belief is that humanity's goal is to supplant itself with a superior man-made species, much like good parents want their children to be better than themselves. 'Bots are a stepping stone on that path.

And yes, I would program my robot to disagree with me. How else would I get angry make up sex? Or do you believe me an ape incapable of delayed gratification, sir?
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>>64161
Even if you programmed her to be the most sovlful being in existence, you fail you realize that she will be lonely as much as you when you die. Her programming is designed to revolve around you and nothing else. She's dependent on you and has no purpose besides that.
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>>64162
I'll make a male husbandobot fur her. In fact, maybe I'll make one from the start and we'll live in a degenerate bisexual polycule. How about that?
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>>64163
You can’t predict the time of your death, so you will never know when you activate the husbandobot.

Also, this implies that she will quickly move on to the next guy when you are gone. That’s kinda sad. I have to imagine that long time connection with you would cause some trouble between the two bots.

>bisexual polycule
nyagga sybau 🥀
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>>64164
>You can’t predict
Dead man's switch.

>sybau
Too late, the idea has been firmly implanted into my psyche.
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>>64165
>the robofluffer wants his bicurious orgyfest
love is stronger than lust, anon
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>>64165
I'm doing it fur my robowaifur, don't you see? I don't want her to end up alone and I hate lesbos, so the only solution is fur me to do gay shit through clenched teeth, fur her.

And you said robots can't make you a better man.
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>>64167
>>64166
Misquote
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>>64168
>and you said robots can't make you a better man
gay sex doesn’t make you a better person lmao

You should just let the two robots find love with each other and leave yourself out of the equation.
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>>64171
Robots can't find love doe
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>>64171
That just puts you back on square one, don't it?

>>64173
>t. flesh automaton animated by neurotransmitters
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>>64174
>back on square one 
the next step is to find yourself a wife made of flesh and bone who loves you sincerely

:)
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>>64176
Are there any mecha pooches this fatty?
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>>64179
>Are there any mecha pooches this fatty?
If it helps, you are spiritually a mecha.
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>>64179
Mechas are inherently fitfag territory, because they are hard and run hot
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>>64185
fitfags lost
>>64116
Thinking about this caused me severe mental distress, that's really gross and I wish that I could telepathically explode you into a million giblets right now. I have no comment on the rest of the thread's discussions.
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I think I'm starting to like this new "Shrek" film. - William Afton, circa whatever year FNAF3 takes place in.
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>>64442
>donkey robot
that thing would scare the kids tbh
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Bumping with fake iron-mons. The oficial robots from Gen-9 kinda sucked, even Genesect and Magearna were better.
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>>66143
Would you play pokémon if it was a mecha game instead?
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>>66145
If the designs we're good, then yeah, I mean, it'll probably be better gameplay-wise than 'ZA and whatever they're cooking fur Winds and Waves. As long as it doesn't play like the Medabots titles, I'm in.
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Yup, it's about time to bump this
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>>68536
>tv-heads
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Nu bird 'toss
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