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    1. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 30 Jan 2019

      This reads like classic 1960s science fiction, and I don't mean that as a compliment. Manly White Men, 'women, who can understand them, lol,' almost entirely asexual but what there is is firmly hetero, minorities barely acknowledged.

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    2. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 30 Jan 2019

      Early-technology sapients discovered, spear-users described, infelicitously, as 'spear-chuckers'. Omnicidal advanced species discovered, Our Heroes come up with something described as a 'Final Solution'. None of it seems *malicious,*, just *bogglingly pig-ignorant* for 2016.

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    3. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 30 Jan 2019

      A human colony founded by emigrants from Polynesian cultures but the characters have names like Gina and Cal; representatives from Africa named Hubert. And don't get me started on the bathetic attempts to write romance.

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    4. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 30 Jan 2019

      this isn't on the top ten list of things wrong but lord it bugs me how he keeps using the term 'android' to refer to non-andros-shaped robuts, like pteranodon and dolphin 'androids' (sic)

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    5.  🦇 sir(?) festive lawn carrot  🦇‏ @goblinodds 30 Jan 2019
      Replying to @palecur

      That in and of itself would be a dealbreaker for me. Unless maybe they were basically human intelligences in robot animal shells...?

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    6. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @goblinodds

      That is the case, actually, but andr- -oid clearly means the shape is like that of an andros, so a manta-ray or pterodactyl bot with a human intelligence is imo NOT AN ANDROID

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    7.  🦇 sir(?) festive lawn carrot  🦇‏ @goblinodds 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @palecur

      I don’t have a huge problem with it applying to other shapes so long as something about it is clearly “human-like.” (“Gynoid” would be meaningless, but then who uses it anyway?)

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    8. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @goblinodds

      Sorayama Hajime and his legion of robot-horny enthusiasts

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    9.  🦇 sir(?) festive lawn carrot  🦇‏ @goblinodds 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @palecur

      I...did not know I needed this in my life.

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    10. i seem to you to seek a new disaster every day‏ @palecur 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @goblinodds

      plz be safe friendpic.twitter.com/yPUwNRU38c

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      eigenrobot‏ @eigenrobot 31 Jan 2019
      Replying to @palecur

      ackshually,,,,,

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