A fellow robofucker once pointed out that he was quite grateful that robot girls, at least as they are portrayed in fiction, are not real. I don't think I could really stomach seeing the miracle of artificial life in the image of humanity getting reduced to an Iphone model. Loaded with all the spyware and subscription services in the world for faceless suits to bleed people's need for companionship dry. Dodging daily "stress test" shattering content by wealthy idiots throwing around their parents' money. Walking past vandalized grocery store-bots tossed into rivers or alleyways.
It's all stuff that happens regularly in reality already as-is, even towards sentient creatures and other humans, but seeing it made so clearly manifest towards a concept that incarnates the very future itself would hit me in a way I don't like to think about.
While it is nice to imagine having or building an artificial companion, I think I would be happy if it forever stayed as fictional a concept as elves. 3DPD, as per usual.
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>>16820819
>I decided to go to college to study physics and my high school friend decided to become a truck driver
OK so he got a gold collar job
>and now its only 6 years later and he is making well over 6 figures
Doubt
>and has a wife and a house and children and I am still in school, still a virgin and my dad still pays my bills for me.
Read the /scg/ FAQ; you will get a job soon enough. Life is not about pay but about experiences.
>I thought I was smart because I study physics
You arem yes.
>but seeing how my friend is progressing in life
Is he? The thinng about gold collar jobs is that the pay is quick but career soon tapers off.
>Should I quit school and become a truck driver?
My advice is to stay the course. If you don't you will regret dropping your studies for the rest of your life.
>Alternatively if I stay in physics i'll probably never earn a decent salary,
20 percent of Physicists end up in consultancies, and 20 percent end up in finance, in eitehr case earning a whole lot more than your friend.
>all the "science factoids" and formulas i've memorized for school are pretty much useless when it comes to earning money or getting a decent job,
Learning the factoids and formulas is not about those things but learning how to think like a scientist. And for that you need a foundation.
>I feel like an idiot for wasting so much of my life on physics. Looking back, it seems like the "scientist" lifestyle is something only a low IQ could be tricked into choosing.
A ,ot of society is about instant gratification and contemt for skills. Don't fall for that.
>Most of what I've learned studying physics is just stuff I could've looked up on wikipedia in my spare time if I had been driving a truck the last few years.
I would not trust Wikipedia on all Physics, too many think the Physics topics are overly technilca.
So hang on in there, anon.
t.Physicist
>I decided to go to college to study physics and my high school friend decided to become a truck driver
OK so he got a gold collar job
>and now its only 6 years later and he is making well over 6 figures
Doubt
>and has a wife and a house and children and I am still in school, still a virgin and my dad still pays my bills for me.
Read the /scg/ FAQ; you will get a job soon enough. Life is not about pay but about experiences.
>I thought I was smart because I study physics
You arem yes.
>but seeing how my friend is progressing in life
Is he? The thinng about gold collar jobs is that the pay is quick but career soon tapers off.
>Should I quit school and become a truck driver?
My advice is to stay the course. If you don't you will regret dropping your studies for the rest of your life.
>Alternatively if I stay in physics i'll probably never earn a decent salary,
20 percent of Physicists end up in consultancies, and 20 percent end up in finance, in eitehr case earning a whole lot more than your friend.
>all the "science factoids" and formulas i've memorized for school are pretty much useless when it comes to earning money or getting a decent job,
Learning the factoids and formulas is not about those things but learning how to think like a scientist. And for that you need a foundation.
>I feel like an idiot for wasting so much of my life on physics. Looking back, it seems like the "scientist" lifestyle is something only a low IQ could be tricked into choosing.
A ,ot of society is about instant gratification and contemt for skills. Don't fall for that.
>Most of what I've learned studying physics is just stuff I could've looked up on wikipedia in my spare time if I had been driving a truck the last few years.
I would not trust Wikipedia on all Physics, too many think the Physics topics are overly technilca.
So hang on in there, anon.
t.Physicist
>>518542310
The central bank jew already stated they will choose what to put on the new notes themselves
The whole voting after removing Peter the Great is just a goy humiliation ritual
The central bank jew already stated they will choose what to put on the new notes themselves
The whole voting after removing Peter the Great is just a goy humiliation ritual
>>96191851
>Can't you just take a Gemini body and instead of using human organs and a meat brain just replace it with robotics and bam, you have a humanoid android with an AI brain. How fucking hard is that to implement?
Conceivably, it wouldn't be too hard. As for a player character crafting a bot friend like that, I assume they may need to pass a cybertech/security tech DV. It doesn't have to be humanoid either. It could be a spider bot on wheels like a tachikoma, a small quadrotor drone that buzzes around you and acts as an extra pair of eyes, or whatever your imagination can come up with. I think it'd be neat to have a backup of your robot friend, so if they get destroyed, you can re-upload their AI into another body. Maybe they start off in a Gemini but get blown up and have to be reuploaded to a tiny drone bot, and you have to work up enough eddies to rebuild their body to the way it used to be. Ziggurat may not like the idea of an AI having full agency over a body like that. You may need to keep that robot friend under wraps.
>For an NPC of course, no idea how a player would play as an AI android.
It may follow a different set of rules for cyberpsychosis. You might have to work it out with your ref and workshop it, but maybe the bot would be immune to that effect in exchange for having other issues in the world. Perhaps it'd function similarly to this >96201788 depending on how that character wants to play things. Then again, you could let your ref control it. That's how I handled a number of my extra characters that were related to my character. The downside, of course, is that the ref may make them do something you don't want. The same thing happens with Cyberpyschosis, though, so it's not that different from standard play in my book.
>>96237850
>>96237969
I don't know who these people are, but if it's related to some Reddit drama, let those fags sort it out there.
>Can't you just take a Gemini body and instead of using human organs and a meat brain just replace it with robotics and bam, you have a humanoid android with an AI brain. How fucking hard is that to implement?
Conceivably, it wouldn't be too hard. As for a player character crafting a bot friend like that, I assume they may need to pass a cybertech/security tech DV. It doesn't have to be humanoid either. It could be a spider bot on wheels like a tachikoma, a small quadrotor drone that buzzes around you and acts as an extra pair of eyes, or whatever your imagination can come up with. I think it'd be neat to have a backup of your robot friend, so if they get destroyed, you can re-upload their AI into another body. Maybe they start off in a Gemini but get blown up and have to be reuploaded to a tiny drone bot, and you have to work up enough eddies to rebuild their body to the way it used to be. Ziggurat may not like the idea of an AI having full agency over a body like that. You may need to keep that robot friend under wraps.
>For an NPC of course, no idea how a player would play as an AI android.
It may follow a different set of rules for cyberpsychosis. You might have to work it out with your ref and workshop it, but maybe the bot would be immune to that effect in exchange for having other issues in the world. Perhaps it'd function similarly to this >96201788 depending on how that character wants to play things. Then again, you could let your ref control it. That's how I handled a number of my extra characters that were related to my character. The downside, of course, is that the ref may make them do something you don't want. The same thing happens with Cyberpyschosis, though, so it's not that different from standard play in my book.
>>96237850
>>96237969
I don't know who these people are, but if it's related to some Reddit drama, let those fags sort it out there.