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I mean, it's possible to form a strong attachment to anyone/anything. And if someone is so inclined, that attachment can become romantic.
If it's possible to fall in love with fictional characters -- a more common occurrence than one might think -- then it stands to reason that a person could fall in love with a robot. Give the robot a personality, likes/dislikes, maybe a life story, and you have what is essentially a character come to life.
Also why won't Brynjolf love me ;_;
Whilst a person may be able to fall in love with a robot, it’s not possible to have a natural reciprocation of those feelings.
Super interesting!
That might be an extension of the Turing test... Whether a robot could fool a human into believing they were in love with them. 😛
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