Every time there’s a new technology, one of the first things that people will ask is “can I use this for sex in some manner?”
If the answer is “no”, the new technology will probably not see widespread adoption.
This is not a new thing. I’m sure the notion “we could have more and better sex if the cave was kept warm by this new-fangled ‘fire’ thing while we do it” was instrumental to our rise as the dominant species on our planet.
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Every time there’s a new technology, one of the first things that people will ask is “can I use this for sex in some manner?”
If the answer is “no”, the new technology will probably not see widespread adoption.
This is not a new thing. I’m sure the notion “we could have more and better sex if the cave was kept warm by this new-fangled ‘fire’ thing while we do it” was instrumental to our rise as the dominant species on our planet.