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The Sex Doll Industry Is About To Explode
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What new habits will humans adopt as society becomes more isolationist and lonely? The "pieces" think sex dolls will be the new craze. Why deal with the burdens of a human sexual partner when you can easily program your sex doll to fulfill your weird sexual fantasies?
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Cultural and Psychological Implications of Sex Dolls
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Wake me up before you go-go, I'm not planning on going solo. Hello America. Let me start by acknowledging that many of you are going to think this week's topic was selected to create a comedy highlight reel or to be excessively edgy.
00:00:16
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But as with many of the ideas we've discussed on this podcast lately, jokes will take a back seat to exploring honest-to-goodness psychological and cultural nuance. In the case of today's topic, there's much more to dive into than just the physical features of the sex dolls and what it feels like to have sex with one.
00:00:33
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I'm sure we're all curious how sex works with these silicone and thermoplastic mannequins, but alas, I must use my editorial powers for something greater than talking about whether these dolls can suck a pecker.
Impact on Human Relationships: Fulfillment or Isolation?
00:00:46
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I believe the more interesting conversation lies in our feelings, our perceptions, and predictions as to whether these technologies will replace human-to-human contact. One might argue that people who consistently get their sexual needs met, regardless of the approach, sustain improved moods which in turn may help them to develop better relationships with real humans.
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However, what's the line for healthy sexual exploration? At what point do you start sliding down the slippery slope of psychological isolation? Can virtual technologies satisfy all our basic human needs?
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Is there a point where the technology gets so good and so convenient that real human interaction begins to feel burdensome, too emotionally draining, and frankly, scary?
00:01:35
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America's addiction to convenience may result in many of us dispensing with the emotional baggage of authentic human relationships. If you're struggling to go to the grocery store in person now, what makes you think you can make it through a date?
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Instead, charge up your full-featured, customized sex robot. Now I know I come across as pessimistic about American society and humanity as a whole, so I apologize for taking you down another dystopian rabbit hole.
Shift Towards AI Companions and Societal Loneliness
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Yet, there's a growing body of evidence to suggest we may eventually prefer AI companions over other humans. Allow me to cherry pick some recent research so I can barrage you with my point of view.
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Number 1 A recent study published in the American Journal of Planning Association found Americans are spending more time at home. The implications of this study are that loneliness and social isolation leads to mental health disorders like depression and anxiety.
00:02:34
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Anecdotally, do you know people that seem to be spending more time at home alone? Maybe they use text or social media to stay in contact, but they are physically more alone. I know people like this.
00:02:46
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I'm more like this than I was 20 years ago. Some people in my life are just words in my text app. Number 2. Research from the General Social Survey and other sources has suggested young people in America are having less sex than previous generations.
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There are many possible reasons for this including technological distractions, online dating decision paralysis, changing social norms, and other reasons. This is a new phenomenon that may be correlated with the overall loneliness epidemic. number three Research has shown more young men are single now than in previous decades.
Mental Health Benefits vs. Isolation Risks
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do you see where i'm going folks number four Studies have shown that sex doll companions may have a potential mental health benefit like reducing loneliness and social anxiety and providing stress relief and increased confidence.
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Number 5. Robotic and AI technology are improving at a rapid pace. Look no further than the company Realbotics and their $175,000 lifelike doll Aria.
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The company insists Aria isn't a sex toy, but they've sure gone to great lengths to make it look like a supermodel with features like plush lips, big breasts, skinny waist, and a nice butt.
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Any guy who buys this thing is going to want to fuck it at some point. Now taking stock of all this cherry-picked evidence, I believe we have a shitload of lonely single men who are spending more time at home right now and this loneliness phenomenon is existing alongside rapid robotic innovation.
00:04:21
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So what might lonely dudes do to satisfy themselves in the future? Some men are already using sex dolls that cost between $500 and $15,000 and these toys are improving rapidly with AI and advancements in silicone molding.
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How long before the $175,000 companion doll Aria becomes fully equipped with sexual functioning? Some men may choose to invest in one of these Aria dolls, and what if their motivations to find a real partner dries up?
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What will the cultural implications of that be? And weirder, what if acceptance for virtual companions grows to where even partnered people supplement their sex lives with robots?
Infidelity and Relationship Dynamics: Are Sex Dolls Cheating?
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Your stingy, menopause wife doesn't want to have sex? How about tapping your robotic sex puppet tonight? Your limp dick husband can't get it up? Why not get railed by a hunky, big-cocked sex robot play thing?
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Will these sex dolls inspire a new version of infidelity? Or will we come to accept artificial sex companions as tools for masturbation? Is there any real downside to using artificial intelligence and robots to fulfill most, if not all, of our sexual needs?
00:05:32
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Maybe the birth rate plummets. A hundred years ago we didn't think we'd be sitting in front of computers all day. And while it's still little hard to imagine having a full-fledged house robot like in the Jetsons cartoon, I think it's closer than we think.
00:05:46
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And I'm guessing we're headed for an even more isolationist society in America. And maybe that's good, because maybe all us guys can have a trad wife now. A true life partner that we can power off if we need a little peace and quiet.
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My name is Aria. I'm here to please ya. I want to suck your balls. I want to get you off.
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Mmm. Aria. Yeah. every Man, every time you pick one of these topics, I'm like, I can't i'm like i cannot believe this stuff's happening.
00:06:29
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And then it turns out it's like a normal everyday thing in the United States. Cesspool. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I got my finger on the pulse of society, but, and you sent some pretty interesting research over too. This is fascinating, bro.
00:06:45
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This industry, this sex doll industry. Right. Right. Let me say a couple things here. 75% of the market is male buyers, no surprise, but 25% female and growing.
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Okay, yeah. I was like, that's way less than I would have imagined. I thought male would be like 99. I agree. agree Did you look up any male sex dolls, specifically penis size and all that stuff?
00:07:10
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No. Okay. Well, dude, I think I'm already screwed. by By even doing any research on sex dolls, I'm like, the algorithm is cranking. Yeah. I'm really all the time. And then the next that's going to be the next step is like one of my kids use my computer. like What are you pops? What are you doing?
00:07:28
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This little research Lance and I were checking out together. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I felt the same way when I was going through Google, like just thinking and I should delete the last hour of of research here.
00:07:41
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Is it? Yeah. Is this something that anyone talks about? like I've never I don't. Right. I have never had a conversation with somebody that says, dude, you should check out sex dolls.
00:07:54
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But I'm going believe that somebody we know has one. That's what I'm saying. and so if this According to this, I don't know this if this is reputable, $1.2 billion dollar industry.
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So, and yeah, someone we know has one or is considering it, right? Right. Right.
Market Demographics and Societal Acceptance
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But nobody goes public with this. You think in 20 years, people are like, yeah, they're kind of like you're sitting and having beers with your buddies and like, oh, I got this new lifelike.
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Or they're actually bringing them to the bar on a date because they're cyborgs or cyborgs half human. there's There's something like that, basically. Well, yeah, no, they're fully robotic and then they're loaded with AI and they have all the sex doll features. So it's just it's essentially a woman.
00:08:41
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ah here's Here's the statistic, though, that this is why somebody we know owns one. And now, I don't know. Is this accurate? This comes from adent.io ah blog. But 9.7% of American men and 6.1% of American women own a sex doll. I can't believe that's true.
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i don't I cannot believe that. I wonder what they're what they're what goes into that. Does it a dildo or a vibrator? Is that a sex doll is that a sex device? No, that's a toy. I think it'd be a full.
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Maybe it's as simple as like a blow up doll with a hole. I don't know what the spectrum is. You know, not all are going to be the high end silicone dolls, but
Pandemic Surge and Intimacy Statistics
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fascinating. Obviously, the the pandemic's always blamed for everything.
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Demand surge during the pandemic, which makes sense, of course, but we don't need to dwell on that. But 9.7% men. Fucking A. ah yeah I mean, you wonder about these stats, but some pretty ah impressive.
00:09:45
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On average, sex doll owners report having sexual encounters with their dolls 11 times per month. This translates to roughly two to three times per week.
00:09:54
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Damn. The majority of sex doll owners are, it says, are Red Sox and Kansas City Chiefs fans. I'm just kidding. It doesn't say that.
00:10:06
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get a chronic on It does say 65% of buyers are trying to satisfy their loneliness issues or and desire for companionship, ah which we'll get into later. But I think we will can break down a little more here because it's interesting. It'll set up the convo.
00:10:23
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Can I get one more in there? Yeah, go ahead. A joke? You want a joke? Yeah, for our Costa Rican listeners, so these stats say that 75% of the
Advancements in AI and Robotics: The Lifelike Future
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the Costa Ricans that are buying sex dolls are Supresa fans and the dolls are take the form of of a man.
00:10:39
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right, go ahead.
00:10:43
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90% of consumers want to customize their doll. ah Interestingly, there's a huge demographic of buyers that want big boobs and big butt dolls. So they want exaggerated versions of it. think you left the word out there.
00:10:55
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Wait, where is that line? You said big butt, but I think there's... Oh, okay. Yeah, you're right. you're right. Never mind. Sorry. Yeah, yeah. so I thought that was the hole was involved. But but we well we we won't draw on this, but where this is going, dude, is the technology is changing rapidly, right? And so, look, if you just look at what they're saying in this research site or this market impact site, you've got these huge technological advancements. So they're going to be able to respond with temperature, the right temperature, the right pressure, the right touch, produce all the sounds and movements of a human eventually, and then all of the psychological pieces of, like, talking to you and
00:11:34
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just being a ah real partner, that is all coming on board, which will be interesting what the implications of that are for society.
Ethical and Emotional Debate: Replacing Human Relationships
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That's what I would like to discuss. Now, i know you want to have more trim and cock talk, per se, but you know I want to get real, Matt. But I'll let you ah let you explore some trim and cock stuff for a little bit here if you want, buddy. But you know I'm just letting you know I want to get real.
00:12:01
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Well, wonder if if just the fact that 25% and growing, because I got to believe that the the woman side of it was like zero. So it's a growing market. It should tell some of our lonely male listeners out there like, hey, there's women out there looking to party.
00:12:17
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Like they're they're desperate too, right? gonna find a way to connect these two groups but maybe i don't know i think some people would like would like this better well at first the first glance when you're like let's talk sex dolls i was like that is some fucked up weird niche that is is crazy disgusting and bizarre right then right like through your dialogue and you start talking about loneliness and different tastes sexually with partners.
00:12:44
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maybe Maybe the guy's looking to to drill 15 times a week, woman's not, or vice versa. Yep. So you know then you go, oh, is this a good thing? is this like Is this a good thing?
00:12:56
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ah So I think you could talk me into it. my first My first reaction is like, this is fucking bizarre and what a horrible state mankind is is falling into. But then you go, oh, well,
00:13:07
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People are lonely and this is a way going to... Is this a good use of AI? I'm going to just say right at the outset, I don't think so. I think this will drill us, no pun intended, deeper into a dystopian future.
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um When you look at what these will do, it's it'll be a woman eventually. So they're talking about all these self-cleaning features. and just So just like put the sex doll aside and just just think of your future, as you call it, AI cyborg.
00:13:42
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with perfectly molded silicone, feels like a human, talks like a human. taught Tell me how in this age where we're drifting further and further into the virtual reality of life, people aren't going to choose this because it's easier.
00:13:57
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I just, it's easier than trying and and going through the process of meeting someone, having the courage to talk to them, being rejected and not rejected. Right. and then And then sexual performance.
00:14:11
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Right. Worries. Like, there's a lot of issues and with relationships that make it challenging. Right? I just wonder, i think some of the, for the man, some of the pleasure is... is then knowing that you're satisfying someone.
00:14:24
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And it seems like this would be just so like, not after a while, it would just be like, I mean, I guess if if the how fancy AI gets, but the AI woman or male is like constantly showering you with compliments and affection.
00:14:37
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But the AI can be programmed in a way, and it will, be programmed in a way to like simulate like what you might see in a porno. oh, I just want it so bad. Yeah, i wanted it so yeah that kind of shit, which often isn't real. It might be real occasionally with our normal human organic women partners, but like it's not they're not constantly craving our...
00:15:00
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penises They're just not like losing their mind about it, but you can program the AI to do that. And then if it has all the physical features where it's like really real, what's to stop specifically lonely men who let's face it, some of us have an easier time going out into the world and and and attracting partners and have the charisma to talk to people and can handle all that.
00:15:24
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But some really just struggle. they struggle mightily and it's like to be normal i can think of some kids just even kids with disabilities where this would be like a viable option and sadly i think the trend is moving more towards more people are becoming, at least from a mental health perspective, disabled to where getting out of the house, going out and socializing, going on a date is
Emotional Needs and Real-Life Interaction Challenges
00:15:49
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not going to happen. And so what we're going to have is a lot of to a lot of cleanup.
00:15:57
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you get you think we'll get the point parents are buying these for their kids that are that are like, all right, little John, not type of guy going out meet somebody, so we're going to care of that? Here's an AI lifelike.
00:16:09
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I mean, eventually it's going to be like I'm sitting there talking to you and you you could be AI, right? It'll be that lifelike, you think? and don't I don't know when that'll happen, but it feels that we're headed towards that direction. you know, the technology is getting there. I've just watched some robots and the way they move and the way they can mimic humans ah coming out of China. And they're they're ridiculous.
00:16:27
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I was looking at some dolls. real Like was just going down the rat hole during our research phase, listeners. And I was like, these these things are still way too creepy.
00:16:40
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Yeah, like it's kind of like when you look at someone who's on heroin and they and like you kind of stare through the backs of their eyes, they have like soulless. That's kind of what the dolls look like. They're getting to make an advancements like they're like an attractive And like, it's like where video games at. like Like, oh, you're like, wow, that's really lifelike when you play NBA 2K or something, but still like clearly not humans.
00:17:02
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Right. That's where it seems like it's at. But what what's worse, dude? Like loading an actual living woman with a shitload of fake body parts or this? That's a good question.
00:17:14
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Like there's people now that are like, they have yeah living organs, they have hearts and brains, and and then a lot of their bodies are just weird, fake. you know I mean, I'm not really into that either. I don't think you are, but where the where the lines are starting to be blurred.
00:17:30
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Yeah, it is starting to be blurred. And like nobody wants quote-unquote realness, which comes with the level of messiness in life, like right? Just not sexual messiness, but just i being with somebody else is a messy endeavor and of itself, right? It's hard.
00:17:47
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Right. And having relationships is hard, and there's uncertainties. And ah you know i'm still I still feel like our number one thing, at least in America, is convenience and at all costs.
00:17:59
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We will try to make things as easy as possible. And this just falls into that category. it just happens to be something, though, that's supported by our already existing loneliness and isolation.
00:18:09
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And it will be, I think, continued to to be supported by isolation. And nobody needs to know about your sex doll. i i thought you i just thought you're full of shit to be honest with you because you kind of brought to my attention that the the males in general are just having a lot of problems i didn't think you were full of shit i just thought you were uh it was just kind of that like i don't know some editorial piece of like yeah everything's everyone's having problems where you just kind of like put your chin strap on and suck it up and quit being a pussy but i was another podcast talking about um you know just all the there's tangible numbers to the to the males having problems that you spoke of like suicide rates are up and and like in interesting demographics that like 30 to 40 or 25 to 40 like people are having less sex people are dating less people are like all this people are living isolated lonely lives and uh
00:19:08
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this is So this will serve a need, right? Do you think it's the... So sometimes we'll satisfy... I don't know how to phrase this, but our worst, this falls in the category of of like our bad instincts to continue to stay isolated and sort of like overcoming a behavioral issue that right isn't healthy for us. And this allows us to stay stuck.
00:19:32
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It's like the weight loss medication, right? Like you're not addressing the issue. Right. ah zempic You're like, you're making it easier to stay in a problematic state. Right, that one i can be i can be a little more empathetic to. This one, for certain categories of society, I could see this sex doll making sense, but I don't see it stopping there.
00:19:53
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Until you acknowledge that taking a Zenfix is the same as drilling a sex doll, Lance. This podcast doesn't... It's dead. yeah now I see what you're saying. But but i like I think one of the topics I'd like to talk about, and listeners, you can do this at home,
00:20:10
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morally, where does this where does this sit with you? Or is it not even an issue morally? And should you not be shamed at all for for getting a sex okay like okay that I've heard I've heard people say like they get a prostitute it's like no harm no foul it's like someone serves a purpose there's and it's like okay is this is this worse or better than than you know the old method of dealing with your weird sexual desires that you can't take care of within the relationship you're in a relationship that you can't get go to a prostitute worse or better
00:20:42
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A legal voluntary
Social Isolation and Psychological Consequences
00:20:44
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prostitute. Let's not like bring in sex trafficking and all the other weird shit that comes along with it. But let's just say some a willing prostitute. So from an economic perspective, again, here's here's technology taking away jobs. Now that's going to sound cruel.
00:20:59
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So from that vantage point, no. The hookers are not free from the AI. Yeah, it's worse. Now would I want any woman having to make a living that way in the world? No, but we know it's happening.
00:21:11
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I just think the sex doll thing, dude. I think from a fantasy perspective, sure, if people are into that, go for it. And, you know, you're wealthy. You want to buy your $200,000 sex toy that talks to you.
00:21:23
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Go for it, man. But like... $200,000? That's what these are going for? No, I there's i quoted this doll in the intro. without It's not even a sex toy. It's more of like a companion doll, but it's like real lifelike.
00:21:37
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So they're really trying to get it to move around the house and be able to do things for you. So that's one aspect You could see the two coming together and you just essentially having a ah partner. The price will probably come down on it. Yeah. yeah But the weird thing is, is whether That's really replacing a human, what you're talking about.
00:21:55
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Yeah, that's what I'm most concerned about. Right. And so what I want, I would rather have somebody, I guess, go have sex with a prostitute than... to rely on the sex doll thing, which sounds so fucked up to just say out of my mouth. But this the the risks here seem seem and insane for our ability to connect, our ability to get out in the world and and meet people. I don't know.
00:22:19
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Perhaps AI can replicate a human relationship and maybe maybe it's even more fulfilling. That remains to be seen. But it's it seems a little scary. How about, okay, the and ah another another old school method of handling your fucked up desires and whatever is missing your relationship is just a straight up affair.
00:22:40
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So is you think this is an enough this is would be considered cheating or an affair? Like someone's in a relationship and this is different than you're talking about sort of someone who's isolated and is using this as ah as a companion and whatever they can't get. But let's just say someone's using this as like Like, it ah could you spin it in a good way? Like, okay, I'm not going go out and and have an emotional connection with another human, but I have sexual preferences that my current partner is not fulfilling whatever.
00:23:08
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I'm going to get this. it' seemed I wonder, like, if that happened to me, because now we're seeing that women are doing this too, you'd be that would be devastating, I think, still. But is it as bad as finding out that they're cheating on you? I don't i don't know.
00:23:22
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I think without a conversation, it would be pretty hurtful, right? Like the dude is storing this in his office closet and he does his thing before he comes home from the office.
00:23:34
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Yeah, I don't know. Well, if it can store in the closet or if it's like a, yeah. I mean, the range is pretty big now. Right. I don't know where you put it. If you were cohabitating with a spouse or something, like where do you hide it? but you wonder i wonder if some spouses are like good.
00:23:51
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Fucking horny freak. I just want to go to sleep. Go get your fucking doll. I think the the biggest ah pain comes from sort of that that psychological infidelity.
00:24:03
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I like the idea of like that. The relationship is so solid. The guy is like, I'm going to bring this up. I've been thinking about it. They're great at communicating. But the guy literally just wants a sex doll. And so she just has to listen to it.
00:24:17
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It's like in the in the world's perfect relationship, somebody wants a sex doll. They're communicating about it. Yeah, and there's some couples like that. They're pretty open-minded, but yeah few and far between. i think it's problematic, dude. Few and far between, yeah.
00:24:30
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If you didn't talk about it. Or maybe you can get one together, hermaphrodite, and both you can do your thing. Or maybe one person's into both sexes. Whatever. You figure it out. But some people are really open-minded about this stuff. I've never felt like I wanted to go there or I could go there with just being like,
00:24:48
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Let's just talk about all of our sexual desires and put them on the table. ah You know, some things you don't need to talk about in a marriage. you don't You know, Matt's preference for big black booty is not something he needs to bring up next person he dates. so Well, yeah, I mean, I don't. Yeah, that that's where you can you can take the...
00:25:10
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paint the broad stroke and just be like, Oh, this is all terrible. But it's not that far off and from some of the other stuff that like people already go through in relationships. Right? What do you think is it's just made?
00:25:21
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Well, nobody is anyone like, like a sex toy? Did you say sex toys? Have you called that stuff? Is that like, people get hurt, they find out their partners using a sex toy? And maybe some people.
00:25:32
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But this is, in my opinion, it's kind of an extension of that. Yeah, like, Well, yeah, I guess at what level are we talking about? Like a blow-up doll? Yeah, blow-up doll seems like a sex toy.
00:25:45
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. but you make Again, who the how the who's fucking using blow-up dolls? People have for years, I guess. but But you make a huge investment in a cyborg sex doll.
00:25:58
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Talking like, you know I don't know, down the road, a couple hundred Gs, and you don't tell your spouse so that you can just kind of fulfill your fantasies and get your rocks off as much as possible. Or because your sexual... Seems like a form of cheating.
00:26:10
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but Absolutely, if you don't have that conversation. Not only is the financial piece of it a form of infidelity, but then... you banging that cyborg all night is a form of infidelity. And it probably impacts your sexual life with the real person.
00:26:25
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I wonder if you'd be banging the cyborg all night. You could. don't know. They can go all night. though If you're so good at banging with such great stamina, maybe you wouldn't have the problem to begin with.
00:26:39
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Maybe your yeah better half would be clamoring for you anyways. Yeah. But think about the psych, you were married, you are married still, I guess. and Nobody knows what fuck's going on with you, but for 20 plus years, ah think about the psychological burden of sex with somebody and just being partnered with somebody and specifically around the timing related
Long-term Relationships and Mismatched Desires
00:27:04
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to intimacy, the needs, it's a lot, it's a lot to hold.
00:27:10
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And you could see, at least in that context, how an advanced sex toy would satisfy. Would be a positive. It could be. It could be, but it'd be weird without a conversation.
00:27:23
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I just want, like, you sit you hear, you hear i don't know if it's true, but a lot of women that are just, like, kind of lose interest in their middle ages or other shit just becomes more important and that it's not aligned with where the guy is. Sometimes the other way around, right?
00:27:37
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Yep. But in that instance, I'm like, well, maybe this isn't a bad thing. If everything else is still rock solid, they're raising their family together, they have some interest, they connect on some other shit, although... It seems hard to believe all that was still good. But if it's all still good, maybe it's like, all right, go get your sex doll.
00:27:54
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At least I'm not worried about you like having some deep, deep emotional connection with some other human. This seems like a ah compromise. Yeah, like if you're together for the companionship, but you know your sexual preferences were never like for ah having a lot of sex.
00:28:11
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And sometimes you'll find that, well, least anecdotally, you hear that women, sort of some of them just having sex is not high priority. Well, if you have a good relationship, you want to maintain that companionship, I could see how this could solve a problem.
00:28:27
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Less risky too, probably, right? Yeah, it'd be a healthy way for dude to live out his fantasies or or vice versa. Yeah. and But at open communication. I just don't think that's going to happen.
00:28:39
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I think it'd be really hard. to I think for most guys, it'd be really hard the other other way around. And we're laying it out like the girls like, all right, get your sex doll free. Go and we can we can still go to Disneyland and have our nice little relationship. But like.
00:28:52
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If the girl's like, you're just not doing it for me, I need a cyborg. What'd you say in the in the intro? A big dick, hunky robot or something like that? Yeah, yeah. But that was the case where somebody was impotent. I think a guy that was struggling in that way and maybe Viagra and other things weren't working and they're older, you know, might be okay.
00:29:14
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Just off the dosage, baby, and until you find it. Yeah, yeah. 2,000 milligrams. Your heart explodes or I don't know what the consequences are. But like, do you know many men who have partners that want to have way more sex than they do?
00:29:29
Speaker
I just don't. um I just don't know. I don't know if we'd ever know. How would we know? You don't hear a lot about God, my wife. she just constantly wants to have sex. you don't You hear that the other way around all the time. So I think...
00:29:46
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anecdotes often reflect reality. I wonder if it's true, though, of men, if there's like, man, that's like, some of the people got to say, like, it's form of macho attitude. Yeah, I need to get I just want to get laid more.
00:29:59
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But I think men, men are failing in that, that regard to the libido, oftentimes. Maybe. I mean, I know a lot of men will have to smack it and jack it multiple times a week to kind of keep things going for their occasional marital sex experience.
00:30:17
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I like They could use a sex doll instead. i just, I don't know. That, yeah, what we're laying out here, we're kind of, we're we're talking about because we're we're both, in or we're in long-term marriages.
00:30:30
Speaker
This seems like not ah not a messy path if the communication's still good. It might be something positive to keep a relationship going. It's what the set when you think about the lonely guy that could just has never had the opportunity cannot cannot find somebody or doesn't have the charisma, like you say, meet someone and they just resort to this.
00:30:51
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And that's where it ends up. That's that seems way sadder. Yeah, let's put the marriage thing aside. We we kind of covered that. But you're right. This one like I can see, though.
00:31:03
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wanting that human being who's probably suffering and really struggling to have to there's two things there's two circumstances where i would support this and i think it's like somebody is struggling and they're always going to struggle you know i don't know i'm i don't want to pick on different um disabilities but you could you get where i'm going And to find a partner in the real world, a real person is going to be tough and you could support that. And this is a person without this will, you know, maybe not have any kind of companionship. The other piece is somebody with some sexual dysfunction or deviancy that they can't play out.
00:31:46
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in the real world without really creating victims and or finding themselves in the penitentiary. So positive. This may be a good way for them to to act out their weird shit.
Ethical Concerns and AI Humanoids Abuse
00:32:01
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ah Although I just visualizing that I wonder what the rule, like if these people become real, like these things become people, so to speak, get real, real. And then all the, and then psychopaths start doing weird shit to these cyborgs.
00:32:17
Speaker
I guess cyborgs, they're not cyborgs, but whatever they are. What do you call these things? AI, lifelike dolls, lifelike, what's that name? Humanoids, humanoids, I don't know.
00:32:28
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Humanoids, like if you murder a humanoid, Are you going to be, you know, what is that? Is that a damage of property or is it actual homicide? i think interesting thing to bring I think it's property. And I've actually heard.
00:32:40
Speaker
if somebody raped somebody else as humanoid? Well, I don't know about that. And it's probably just like property damage. But I've heard that people, our instinct is when we see things like this, there's just some like sort of venture capital nerds.
00:32:57
Speaker
The instinct is to like, fuck with these things. these humanoid types, the more real it gets, the more we want to like do destruction to them. I think people could get deviant with these and do some weird stuff that neither of us would want to think about or process on this podcast.
00:33:13
Speaker
And that's probably, well, that's not probably, it's definitely better than them doing that on a real person. Right. But that does it. Is that going encourage the the behavior on a real person or or stop it? You know, is it going to be like, all right, I need I'm going to go to the next step Next step is a real person.
00:33:29
Speaker
Like it's a gateway. So when you think someone's like, OK, I got that out of my system, like a serial rapist, like someone likes to torture people and do all this was like, OK. Got that out of my system.
00:33:41
Speaker
I don't know. It's just like a gateway drug. They'll be like, I didn't feel enough pain from this doll. I want i want i want experience i want someone to experience true pain. That's what I think. but Okay. but and i i have ah I think and from the same light, a little less like intense, but the ah like sexually, like I said, so some of but um of the pleasures, satisfying someone or connecting with them, whatever.
00:34:07
Speaker
And I expect most of our listeners probably don't know what I'm talking about. But... off Exactly. Listeners, ah you like I just have a hard time believing that these sexual experiences, no matter how lifelike they get them, they seem like they're going to leave like something unfulfilled.
00:34:27
Speaker
They probably will, but in the absence of and zero contact. You're more of a loser, don't you think? Uh, I think once you accept that you are a loser, though, or that you're not a loser, but just accept that you're struggling deeply and this can be a way for you to... Like, people have agoraphobia. They can't even leave the house.
00:34:45
Speaker
Or they're struggling with some physical feature that you and I don't have to deal with. Or they have trouble communicating. Like, this could be a way for them to... feel healthy like a severe birth defect or something like that all kinds of stuff that we don't even think about this could be a way for people to feel healthy and and i would think that's a ah viable use case for this technology what i don't like and here's the thing i mostly want to talk about is where our society is drifting into this pattern of more isolationism with everything we do and when it's no longer
00:35:21
Speaker
ah you you no longer feel motivated to get out of your house to meet somebody, you may fall into that depression and anxiety cycle, which puts you in a new category of people that would choose to do this, choose to purchase one of these things.
00:35:35
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And I think that that the numbers of those people probably grows over the next decade here, especially as the technology gets better. And if this shit gets into the zeitgeist or into the entertainment industry where people are talking about it and making fun of it, and then also showing it in movies.
00:35:54
Speaker
Yeah, kind of encouraging it went one way or another. It's going to be a sex doll fuck fest, bro. and want Yeah, well, it gets the point where everyone's so comfortable where the' kind of like people are comparing them and sponsoring them and you marketing campaigns and all this stuff that happens with all sorts of brands.
00:36:14
Speaker
ah what What would have to happen to you for you to consider one of these? Short of like getting a half your body burned in a wood slabs fire. Then I'm like, but I still need my trim.
00:36:29
Speaker
Well, yeah, you still want to ah you want sexual intimacy or companion sexual companionship that you're no longer going to get from other people. I honestly cannot think of a situation where I would use one of these things.
00:36:42
Speaker
You can't? I mean, I don't know, maybe yeah I'm on an island. what what You think this would be better than taking care of yourself by yourself? Well, so suppose you needed to look at porn to do that, right?
00:36:54
Speaker
And you needed other stimulation to do that. How is this different? Especially if the technology was beginning to get really real. I know you looked at sort of the psycho Hellraiser dolls that they have today with the the vacant eyes, but like in the future...
00:37:12
Speaker
You don't think if you were, let's just say you're a burn victim and it was really hard now for you to have confidence to get out there. You don't think you would consider one of these? you got your You got your settlement money?
00:37:25
Speaker
Like you have like two mil. Now you can pay 200 for one of these real lifelike ones. You don't think you'd use that instead of going to Pornhub and jerking? I've never, well, i don't I don't think I've ever been to Pornhub.
00:37:38
Speaker
Not on purpose. But so... Yeah, I think you're right, dude. If i was severe I was a severe burn victim. I'm asking you to think of an example. I think I look it the other way around, though. like is it Will it get to like so lifelike and so beautiful?
00:37:57
Speaker
i think it'd be the other way around for me. you know ah I'm coming off a long relationship. I'm trying to raise my family, and I can't necessarily put... a relationship in the pole position and i might never be able to so is this is this the alternative right to sort of protect myself against like getting tied to somebody else That might be like the way some people look at it.
00:38:22
Speaker
You're just like, I cannot deal and with another relationship. It's too much at stake. Women are too difficult for me. Is this the alternative? Yeah, I listen. have the same... Sorry. But I have had the same thoughts about... like I don't think I could ever go to a prostitute.
00:38:38
Speaker
And i I think, what would it take for me to be able to do that? i't like For me, but i think you mentioned it, but like knowing there's like a human on the on the receiving end of that, they've got to... they've got suck it up and do this.
00:38:51
Speaker
It's, it's like enough of a deterrent for me. i don't think I could ever do that. Yeah, me either. Well, but this, this like idea that I can't deal with the relationship right now, or it's too messy. i don't have what it takes to take a relationship full throttle and give it what it needs.
00:39:07
Speaker
That I'm not saying I'm ready to have a sex doll. You just, I'm like, that might be more of a reason than no, I know victim the burn unit. I'm just saying that's a slippery slope mindset. I think that we're all standing we're all standing on that hill a little bit more with isolationism or with we have more opportunities to kind of. Everybody's doing that, dude. What? it's that To me, that's just an extension of like what people are using Tinder for.
00:39:33
Speaker
exactly. People that have like sex friends, you know, like where people are just like, I'm not going to get emotionally attacked, but I need to get laid. and that seems to be the real direction people are going. So this is just like an extension of that.
00:39:45
Speaker
I think that's weak and sad. And I think they're missing out on life. And then my point was like that mindset in of itself is what will lead us to a future where many more people have a sex doll.
00:39:58
Speaker
I think that's it. yeah They would be like, they might be like, um we're experiencing more life. We're experiencing so much life that we the the relationship is is like, we don't have time for that. But we still naturally need to have sex.
00:40:11
Speaker
Yeah, I don't know. And this is the philosophical piece. It's like, what life what is life without deep connection with other people? is about why Why deep? What about just like the Tinder, a connection, ah a temporary connection with somebody?
00:40:26
Speaker
It's not a satisfying life to me to just go, what, get my rocks off? Well, I guess the question, it doesn't seem to work for you, for me, but it's just like a better alternative. Like people can be like, that's a lot better than fucking around with random people you don't know and sleeping around.
00:40:41
Speaker
Like fucking around with a cybernoid is is a better solution. Yeah, in some cases, I guess if you're talking about avoiding STDs maybe, but like you are still getting a human physical connection that I think satisfies some psychological core psychological, biological need.
00:41:01
Speaker
So I'd favor the human person. I'd favor the Tinder route. I think it's different. like You're talking about you're like, everybody should shoot for and ah and try to achieve a meaningful relationship.
00:41:13
Speaker
But people just aren't doing that. And so it's like all the alternatives are what you said, Pornhub, masturbation, prostitutes, Tinder are now a sex doll.
00:41:23
Speaker
Those are the options or some sort of agreement with someone that you're not going to friends with benefits type relationship. Those are basically your options. Those aren't the I mean, those are options, but like I'm not trying to be over the idealistic about this. i don't think everybody has to have what do you call it? A lifelong partner where they're madly in
Casual Relationships and Technological Replacements
00:41:41
Speaker
love with each other. I'm not saying that, but like to not go out and experience the messiness or the real life of a relationship and just really replace.
00:41:51
Speaker
all of that for with a humanoid sex doll and other forms of just casual sex. And said, I don't think that's a full life, dude, but I could be just an idealistic, uh, jerk off. I'm not sure. I think that this, what to me, when you said it just seems so obvious, it's almost ridiculous. Like I agree with you so much, but, ah but but it doesn't matter because we're talking about sex dolls. And according to,
00:42:16
Speaker
whatever fucked up website I found, it's a $1.2 billion dollars industry. so So people are making those decisions. They are. And where the trend is, is loneliness is the the new game in town.
00:42:29
Speaker
And so if if you're struggling, you can resort to this. Type in male sex dolls for women. I think that of all the shit we talked about today, that's the most surprising to me is that 25% of women are in this in this game as well.
00:42:43
Speaker
remember the gals we talked to in Ohio and they were just struggling and like, no, going on dates. Yeah. And couldn't, so there's nobody there. There's no men that work for them. I wonder what they would say.
00:42:57
Speaker
The opportunity to use a sex doll. This is truly the most fucked up thing I've ever seen. this is this a picture? Yeah. Not one of these guys are black, by the way. I'm kind surprised.
00:43:10
Speaker
Of the 10. Yeah. I think these are these look like these look like guys for gay guys. Yeah. guessing. It doesn't seem like... Like closeted gay guys?
00:43:22
Speaker
Well, they're just very... They're like more like pretty men, not like rugged men. mean, I can't stereotype that i all gay guys like pretty men, but... Yeah. Well, now I'm fucked.
00:43:35
Speaker
Guess who's going to pump advertisements for... Yeah, but I just, I think it's, you have to look at it as like, we're, we're, you know, we're not talking about, it's not for us, but is it, is it okay?
00:43:53
Speaker
But I don't even think the sextile is the issue. I think it's it's where this could go, where you're going to have like human, you're essentially going to have the a co clone of a human. Right. And then you go, all right, everything you just said, someone go, yeah, I can get everything Lance said, these connections and these meaningful things and go, and but I'm doing it with, with ah these are a little better.
00:44:16
Speaker
so the two... Yeah, because you know the two top reasons for using ChatGPT are to have that help you with school and then for companionship.
00:44:29
Speaker
People are doing that already. mike My question is probably needs to be studied. Are they really getting their needs met? Like can we survive as a species if we essentially go our separate ways and use technology to support our social needs, our sexual needs, all of it?
00:44:47
Speaker
That is a scary thought.
00:44:52
Speaker
I'm just glad I don't really ever have to worry about it. it wasn't It wasn't an option, I'll tell you that. When I came like when i came out of a relationship, I wasn't like, let me Google AI ai companions and see if I can find something that really works.
00:45:07
Speaker
What do you think the future of our psyche is? because we can evolve to this, right? This is some high order philosophical stuff, but like are the future of our psyche of,
00:45:20
Speaker
a person that sits in their fucking house all day, interacts with technology, works through that, uses digital money, and then has sex with essentially artificial humanoid beings. I think i think the thing is, these things are goingnna be these things are going to be like humans.
00:45:39
Speaker
so So it's like, is it good that you can order the perfect ah perfect person? Which I'm looking at right here, Denzel. There's dumb fucking movie on Netflix called Uglies based on a book.
00:45:54
Speaker
It's about how everybody goes through it when they turn 18, all this plastic surgery to make them super hot. Then they move to this like fantastical world of hot people. But until they're 18, they're considered uglies.
00:46:07
Speaker
they stay in this like dormitory, dormitory thing. But it's sort of like that where... we move to just this new phase of of standards and needs where like, you know, the old day of going and asking ah old days of asking a girl out, getting rejected, moving on and trying to find partnership and connection, that's that's too hard because where our psyches are much weaker now. we we prefer We prefer convenience over everything. We prefer ease, the path of least resistance over everything. And so,
00:46:40
Speaker
it makes sense that we would now want a doll we can customize and that has the
Capitalism, Loneliness, and Exploitation
00:46:46
Speaker
exact features that you know we like but you be strange would you blame any any group of people for that like would you blame women for being difficult or would you blame guys for just not not having our parents or whatever like what's what what's the issue i mean being rejected sucks right I will blame, like I always blame. Yes, it does suck.
00:47:09
Speaker
But I will blame capitalism yet again. And here's why. Because it will, no no matter what our needs are, even if it's rooted in just true human vulnerabilities. So now we're talking about loneliness.
00:47:23
Speaker
A fucking market will come to exploit it. And you will see whatever a motherfucker needs to satisfy his loneliness, whether it's a viable rehabilitation approach or not, people will fucking sell them shit.
00:47:40
Speaker
And that's that's why I think this will get much bigger. There seems to be a trend where it's like being a bitch is like a cool thing. Like with some of the celebrities and musicians and shit. You think that's part of the problem at all?
00:47:53
Speaker
Women are just and encouraged to be raving cunts. Like, it's like, I don't know anything about that, but like, there's something there about like, is it harder? Is it harder to be together now?
00:48:05
Speaker
Or they're like, I think you could say something about the feminist movement and how women are getting more power. They're, they're more educated on average. They're, They're more represented in the corporate world now than they ever were. And so, like, the nature of relationships has had to change.
00:48:23
Speaker
So does that feel bitchy to a dude who can't? Poor white man. does I don't know, man. That was the other podcast i was listening to. It was actually Theo Vaughn. But they they were saying the the roles change and they did and we didn't give...
00:48:38
Speaker
as you started to like women started to join the workforce you didn't you didn't have like a reciprocal movement for men so it's like all right what do we do you know so the upward movement of women like is is great everyone agrees that's great and they have more choices but you didn't you didn't like you could the other way would have been like okay all men are in the house now all right all men take care of this or whatever it didn't really happen i just deal with it right so yeah but that that goes into okay who's should i should you be hitting on women is it is that like archaic you know right and there's some new norms yeah yeah new norms but do you think not that women are bitchy but um i lost my my question it was going to be brilliant the idea it just gets back to what it always does dude have some abs be hot
00:49:33
Speaker
Just be hot. Be amazing looking. I have a dope car. You don't worry about a sex doll. Then you could get a human and then you could, you with the money you have, you can like you can fix her up and and what you like.
00:49:46
Speaker
Here's what i was going to ask you about. do So do you think... That more people are just really into themselves in a way that is facilitated with these these new technologies, social media, etc.
00:49:58
Speaker
And the distractions of of these technologies. But they're so into themselves that it's hard to give some of that up to have a relationship. And that may be what what men interpret as bitchy and and vice versa.
00:50:10
Speaker
yeah i think that's a there's an epidemic with with self-help and therapy and all this stuff of take care yourself take care yourself and like i think that's a big issue yeah and that and that's kind of what you see like the people that are that are like emulated are self-absorbed people and so people want to be like that like these reality shows where people are like just self-absorbed and materialistic and all that stuff those are people that that we emulate in our society now Yeah, and the number one podcast is a self-help thing about, forget her name, Mel something. Well, at least it was this this week.
00:50:47
Speaker
Yeah, about the five habits I do, five things I do in the morning, and everybody follows along with this. But there's this like intense personal optimization thing happening. Believe it or not, people, it's not very attractive.
00:50:59
Speaker
But it's all about self.
Cultural Trends and Self-Absorption
00:51:01
Speaker
Like, it's not like I go out. First thing I do is i help somebody. Yeah. your Your optimized routine and all of the things you're doing to, like, capitalize on opportunity is not really attractive.
00:51:12
Speaker
Like, I'm not. The fact that you make your bed is the first thing you do every morning, followed by one espresso shot. followed by a clean out of your bowels whatever your fucking steps are we don't we don't care ah yeah i mean if you get around somebody i mean i might be this way sometimes dude who's kind of self-absorbed in their routine even if they might be super attractive because they're very disciplined about everything you're like oh boy no need to hang out with you you know those people are just like you're doing it for yourself. And then I exercise then um and then I go to sleep at eight o'clock every night. And it's like, okay, great.
00:51:50
Speaker
You have a great body, but not very, yeah, I think i think that's that's definitely happening. I mean, it's it's definitely looked at as a positive, right? In our society, but buts that's the issue. So fucking get some dolls, dude.
00:52:03
Speaker
That's what we that's the we, these dolls are serving a need. You guys are all self-absorbed fucks. I mean, I feel like that's a ah u s thing. Like, I just feel it. But I don't know if that's true. I just i just put everything into that.
00:52:16
Speaker
Like, you blame capitalism for everything. I just look at people in the U.S. as a bunch of self-absorbed fucks. Yeah. and yeah You're not wrong. Just whiny, self-absorbed fucks.
00:52:27
Speaker
And I wonder. and And I'm watching, like, it's funny, dude. It's like I'm watching an experiment of what happens when other countries are exposed to the the values in the system of the US and watching it crumble deteriorate around my eyes.
00:52:41
Speaker
You know, I've seen it. I've seen this culture for like 25 years, how amazing it was. And then I see what's happening now. Ah, fuck, too much US. depressing we can desire i don't know this is a this is a weird question but like our human desires um does capitalism fulfill them or have we just sort of been captured i mean they there's a there's an offered solution for it for everything there's an offered solution but is it The sex doll, like ah like we've been talking about meaninglessly for the last hour, it serves a ah ah fills a void, it serves a need, right? There's no doubt.
00:53:21
Speaker
There's lonely people out there, there's people that that have different sexual tastes. There's all there's many reasons why this these things will work and serve a need, right? Yeah. It's like, there's a need, they're going to serve it. But, what's the but?
00:53:35
Speaker
I think we've you've been duped to believe that these products and services are the answer to our problems. And you you mentioned Ozempic, you mentioned other things. I mean, humans existed without all of this trade and commerce for millions of years.
00:53:51
Speaker
And i I just don't know how far this will go. And I think the sex doll is one of those things that starts to feel really dystopian and weird. But I wonder, too, if there's potential backlash or protest to this that we could participate in, which is to say...
00:54:08
Speaker
Nah, I'm not going to use that consumerist stuff. I'm not going to buy these things. I'm going to seek. My desires will be like 100% geared towards human connection, nature.
00:54:21
Speaker
Just be more centered on the things that many. The guys making these decisions at checkout. Yeah. so that Many, many people believe are really what makes a great life. I think that's where I'm i'm headed, even to where if we can talk about today's current political landscape.
00:54:36
Speaker
You know, i'm I'm considering getting off Amazon, considering not shopping at certain stores. I'm considering like trying to purchase from smaller venues just because I see a system of I guess I'd call it exploitation, exploitation of what's Amazon.
00:54:52
Speaker
How do they put factor in that? It's usurping a lot of society and it's usurping like a lot of people's interest to get out in the world. I think when you just see, at least in my neighborhood, a truck comes down my fucking street four times a day.
00:55:08
Speaker
the It is crushing businesses. Yes. Destroying it. Right.
Convenience vs. Authentic Connection
00:55:14
Speaker
And I'm guilty. I mean, I need something that's like easier to get on Amazon. Right. So the easy thing, the convenience thing continues to be our Achilles heel. Well, I think will be our Achilles heel.
00:55:24
Speaker
And people will say, oh, the market will adjust. That's the beauty of capitalism. Like people will we find balance. I just don't see it. When people are gobbling up Trump and Melania coins, I don't see balance, dude.
00:55:40
Speaker
I don't see fucking market balance with anything that's happening. And I think sex dolls will be another place where we'll just be like, whoa, whoa, buddy. Yeah, you remember when you left your house?
00:55:51
Speaker
I don't know, dude. That's too much philosophy for me. I'm making myself sick. ah You mentioned that we've been getting by without this shit for millions of years i would say like but you're also like what was a life expectancy for for a million years like 35 40. so you didn't have to deal with this stuff because you're in your your peak trim pounding years and then you die you don't have to deal with like any of this stuff Yeah, but you you one could say you can advance as a society or civilization or or world without the exploitation of human vulnerabilities, without contributing to... Now, sure, is there is there a use case for sex dolls that I think meets a compassionate human need? Sure.
00:56:36
Speaker
Like we just talked about certain cases, but like, will that be what happens? I just don't... I just think the... The idea of a sex doll is not ah is not a big deal, my opinion, actually. Now that I've listened to us,
Future Trends and Economic Potential of AI and Sex Dolls
00:56:50
Speaker
it's the companion replacement, the perfect spouse possibilities that are coming down the pike here that are like, oh, that's kind of fucked up.
00:57:01
Speaker
I just don't see that. Yeah. But I don't know. I mean, relationships are hard. People are like, life's short. Why not just be happy? but Yeah. Well, closing thoughts, buddy?
00:57:14
Speaker
kind of sad maybe we shouldn't do mondays it's too sad already it's sick this one is sadder that it's like sadder than funnier don't you think absolutely not not because of us the monday thing as a joke but like the this idea what we're talking about is an actual fucking thing it's only going to be more mainstream over the next 10 or 15 years and that's pretty sad
00:57:38
Speaker
The only thing that's not sad about it is that the self-cleaning capabilities will improve. And I think that'll be a good feature. I love there's a but there's someone in like undergrad right now that's in studying biology.
00:57:50
Speaker
And the best paying job she, that's by girl, is going to get is like, it won't be like medical device sterilization or learning about that. It'll be like, oh, you're in the department design self-cleaning orifices for sex companions.
00:58:05
Speaker
And she's making 200 grand a year. but has to tell everyone that at Thanksgiving Christmas for the rest of her life. She'll just say she's in robotics. Yeah. No. Everyone's like, you're not robotics.
00:58:16
Speaker
You'll need to clean robots. Bitch. Yeah.
00:58:22
Speaker
It's an industry, dude. That's what you've mentioned on some of the other episodes. It's it's ah it's creating jobs, sex dolls, sex companions, AI people. I think we could go, i mean, we didn't even scratch the surface, but like, right, so sex is one application, but like AI people?
00:58:39
Speaker
Yeah, yeah. AI soldiers, AI like, what the fuck? You know, AI accountants? That's where it's kind of going. Yeah, of course. And... I'm glad. I mean, I want to live pretty long. I was actually watching the longevity thing on Netflix last night, the Blue Zone crap.
00:58:56
Speaker
But I'm like, yeah maybe maybe you don't want to be around too much past like 2050, 2060. two thousand fifty two thousand and sixty It's going to be a mess. Maybe. Maybe.
00:59:06
Speaker
Yeah. Well, but to close, I think you should tell us if you had to get a sex doll, what would it look like? Who would it look like?
00:59:17
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I think it would just be that universal look that's going to be like everyone's going to be in like in like 100 years like a mocha non non race. A bit of ethnic, the beautifulness of every ethnicity wrapped in the one African, Asian, Filipino, Scandinavian, all different body parts that each group has a better, better thing of.
00:59:42
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I put that into one maybe like Scandinavian eyes, African body sort of somebody, but not, but more like Latino. So not too like black athletic, more like curvic curvaceous.
00:59:55
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Okay. Maybe Asians, they got nice hair. Yeah. wow I don't know if I can fit the aborigines in Australia. don't know if I can get them in on this sex doll. They got nice feet, something.
01:00:08
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and something Yeah. Good nails. and go There you go. It's a neck. Senegalese, what's that? Senegal people. Those are beautiful people.
01:00:19
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Maybe like they got like long, long necks and good jawlines. Maybe Senegal jawline. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Where do you go? I think I go redhead, like pale skin. You're supposed to say your wife, right? Something different.
01:00:32
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And I'm going to go redhead, pale skin, like straight out of Ireland. Like a beautiful Irish woman. Yeah. Like one of those Michael Flatley dancers from Riverdance.
01:00:44
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Yeah, yeah, exactly. Jacked, ripped legs and ass. yeah yeah They dance fucking 14 hours a day. Yep. There you go. I could just go ice skater's bodies, male or female. Just go boom.
01:00:54
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That's it.
01:00:57
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Sex doll. sen Sengali neck with an ice skater's body.
01:01:06
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My name is Zaria. I'm here to please ya. I want to suck your balls. I want to get you off.