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Does this objection apply to all books and toys as well? Restaurants? Clothing and all other manufacturered goods? Why or why not?
by gowld 7y ago
Does this objection apply to all books and toys as well? Restaurants? Clothing and all other manufacturered goods? Why or why not?
- spacecity1971 7y agoThis is a good question. I think the differences may lie in the perceived anthropomorphism and the difference that makes psychologically. Books, clothing etc are passive objects that utilize the imagination of the user in a definite way, whereas a talking robot with facial expressions taps into a specific set of neural/emotional cascades that, IMO, should be reserved for human interaction exclusively.