Like the place of the sunrise, a new technology called "female robot" was born again, and it was frantically snapped up by the people in Japan in the east.
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I can't find the right adjective in any language to describe this phenomenon, because it is like a miracle, like a religion of technological innovation, which attracts countless adherents.
This female robot not only mimics the image and social role of human women, but even surpasses humans in some aspects, such as their 100% loyalty, and physical strength without rest.
They don't get sick, they don't complain, they just follow the user's instructions to complete the task.
Whether it's chatting or doing housework, they are all very well behaved, no wonder they are so wildly sought after by male users.
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According to the survey, the satisfaction rate of male users is as high as 98%, which is higher than the satisfaction achieved by any actual product.
This reminds me of a Japanese culture, the "otaku culture", which encompasses boredom and escape from the real world, as well as yearning for and fascination with the virtual world.
This culture has a wide influence in Japan and around the world.
I see this phenomenon as a product of the convergence of human culture and technology, which shows both the joy of the unknown and the welcome of the new, but also reveals our growing loneliness, our needs and dilemmas for interpersonal communication.
It turns out that the progress of human culture does not necessarily keep pace with the real human community.
Sometimes, an artificial entity, even just a pile of cold metal and circuits, can somehow satisfy our emotional needs and allow us to find real solace in false joy.
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