it seems like you may have missed the first part of my last response, so i’ll copy it here again:
i’m not them, so i can’t provide you a comprehensive set of answers, and i’m fairly sure those answers vary (*by individual), as well
i would also encourage you to not worry about the answers to those questions very much, since it’s plainly obvious you don’t have any people who identify as or with robots in your life, so it’s not really a situation you need to worry about. and, should you meet one, i would encourage you to direct your questions to them with the same sensitivity you would ask of a cisgender person asking questions about a transgender person, and also to remember that, while there are commonalities in experience, everyone is unique in their own way, as well
respectfully, i’m not sure you’re engaging in good faith, so i don’t really want to interact with you anymore. if you’d like to demonstrate that you’re not “just asking questions”, i’ll be happy to chat more; but again, i do not identify with robots - i simply think people who do are still worthy of respect - so i’m not sure i have anything worthwhile left to say to you, anyways
All my questions in the previous comment were about how YOU treat/interact with them, not about their feelings/thoughts. When you said you have friends that identify as robots I understood you’re talking about real life friends you interact with but I guess you could have meant online friends or just people you know from social media or something. Never mind. I was just curious, not looking to question anyone’s identity or anything.
it seems like you may have missed the first part of my last response, so i’ll copy it here again:
i would also encourage you to not worry about the answers to those questions very much, since it’s plainly obvious you don’t have any people who identify as or with robots in your life, so it’s not really a situation you need to worry about. and, should you meet one, i would encourage you to direct your questions to them with the same sensitivity you would ask of a cisgender person asking questions about a transgender person, and also to remember that, while there are commonalities in experience, everyone is unique in their own way, as well
respectfully, i’m not sure you’re engaging in good faith, so i don’t really want to interact with you anymore. if you’d like to demonstrate that you’re not “just asking questions”, i’ll be happy to chat more; but again, i do not identify with robots - i simply think people who do are still worthy of respect - so i’m not sure i have anything worthwhile left to say to you, anyways
All my questions in the previous comment were about how YOU treat/interact with them, not about their feelings/thoughts. When you said you have friends that identify as robots I understood you’re talking about real life friends you interact with but I guess you could have meant online friends or just people you know from social media or something. Never mind. I was just curious, not looking to question anyone’s identity or anything.