SERIOUS QUESTION: WOULD THIS BE TOO GAY?

The head of this robot perfectly mimics all the facial gestures you make, captured by your phone’s camera. So, would it be too gay to take advantage of being alone with it and have it "do it" to yourself?

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THOMAS DEININGER'S SPARROW

Thomas Deininger is a contemporary American artist known for his sculptures and installations that use recycled materials to create surprising optical illusions. His work transforms discarded objects into artworks that, depending on the angle from which they are viewed, reveal detailed images like portraits or scenes. Deininger explores themes such as consumerism and waste, inviting reflection on society's relationship with discarded items and how they can have a second life in art. His creative process is intuitive and experimental, resulting in conceptual and visually impactful pieces.



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ROBOTS THAT WERE ACTUALLY MODELS

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Yesterday, we dedicated a post to the World Robot Conference (WRC) in Beijing, China, showcasing some of the robot prototypes that the industry is working on, particularly those that, in the not-so-distant future, could make you break a sweat in the privacy of your home.

But as we’ve said more than once, not everything that glitters is gold. Now, a video has surfaced showing that some of the robots at the event were actually models in disguise. Were all the robots models? No. But the ones with the most realistic movements? Almost certainly.

This isn’t to say that the organizers were trying to deceive people. It’s possible that the attendees could tell which were robots and which were models, but for those watching the videos online, or seeing certain clips, it would have been much harder to distinguish..



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A few years ago, you might have believed that Guinness had created a tram shaped like their beer can. Today, with AI and advances in CGI, no one should be too sure of anything.

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EXPLORING THE WEIRDEST ADULT TRENDS OF 2024

2024 has been a wild year for the adult entertainment industry, with new and bizarre trends emerging that push the boundaries of what we thought was possible—or even desirable. From quirky fetishes to strange video genres, the internet has once again proven that there's something for everyone.



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He seemed stressed.

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WORLD ROBOT CONFERENCE IN CHINA

The World Robot Conference (WRC) in Beijing, China's capital, has established itself as one of the most significant and influential events in the field of robotics worldwide. This annual event brings together a diverse range of participants, including scientists, engineers, tech companies, policymakers, and, of course, a fair share of tech enthusiasts.

Setting aside industrial applications and focusing on the realm of home and personal relationships, the next step is to merge current realdolls with these types of AI-powered androids. Just let your imagination run wild, and you might find a tear rolling down your cheek.

Let’s just hope it doesn’t happen when we’re too old.



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END OF VACATION. BACK HOME

August says goodbye, and with it, those vacation days we enjoyed so much. Sun, beach, relaxation, and unforgettable moments. But like all good things, they must come to an end. Now it’s time to return home, get back into the routine, and face September with renewed energy. Until the next vacation!



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WHERE YOU SEE LOVE, I SEE A GOOD BUSINESS DEAL

Human relationships, especially romantic ones, are driven by personal interests. Everyone is looking for something, and it’s not always that romantic idea of “true love” we’ve been sold in the movies. In many cases, love is a camouflaged concept that hides more tangible motivations: money, security, beauty, status…

Take those two videos as an example: two young, beautiful women dancing with their husbands, two older, unattractive men who, no doubt, have plenty of money. You don’t need to be a genius to see what’s really going on there.
Many will claim that this is love, but is it really? It seems more like a clear exchange of interests: beauty and youth in return for a secure financial future. And I’m not judging, because, in the end, we all do the same in our own way.

People get together because there’s something to gain. No one stays with someone who doesn’t fulfill their needs or desires, whether it’s money, affection, recognition, or simply companionship. And when one of those needs is no longer met, “love” starts to falter, if it doesn’t disappear altogether. Let’s call things what they are.

So no, it’s not about criticism. It’s about understanding that personal relationships are transactions where each person seeks to fulfill their own needs. That’s what really keeps couples together, and if someone doesn’t like hearing that, they can keep living in their bubble of idealized “romanticism.” In the end, things are what they are, whether we like it or not.




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