Pilgrim

Just few minutes after I finished my last article, I browsed hers and found this-- love and sex with robots, by David Levy. Indeed, it isn't a science fiction, but a science fact!

It might be freaky, but makes us think of it, why not?

If having relationship somehow means to fill the humans' needs and desires, then robots with high intelligence, even those are artificial, could be one of the multiple choices.
Apart from the old story about the argument of the morality of treating Robots, the newest controversial argument is now about that we, human beings, are heading inexorably towards a society where human affection and human desire are extended into psychological and physical relationships with robots. Again, human world had been inexorable already, having sex and extended relationship with robots seem just fine to us.

However, based on Darwin's theory, wouldn't it be another biological challenge that we human beings have, to produce better species, the invulnerable ones.

Dying for reading this.

The author http://gizmodo.com/347233/love-and-sex-with-robots-author-on-colbert

A story around the two best friends, Kamryn Matika and Adele Brannon, and of course the ever sweetest girl--Tegan, Adele Brannon's accidental baby after a mistake sex with her best friend's finance--Nate.

Sometimes life teaches me perfectly right lesson at the right time. I finished it recently, my best friend's girl, which was nice reading somehow.

What would you do for the friend who broke your heart? I asked myself. "Nothing but take it"
Life shouldn't be that complicated, even at the age of 21 century.

“All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy; for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another.” Anatole France said.
Having changes is more difficult than its appearance, so is entering to another life.

What it comes, it goes. Till when, the fear of being betrayed will be gone? To what extend, when our renewed life will come?