Elmofongo: Androids, the kind you see in Blade Runner, Ghost in the Shell, and the Matrix (Perticularly The Anmatrix which shows the how the whole story began) Am I the only one who thinks that in reality androids serve no purpose in reality?
Really in reality what is the point of creating Synthetic Andriods that look human, especially making them look human.
In the Animatrix there was this grusome sequence with an Android female being abused and killed by people during a riot. This Android looked so real until they ripped off its synthetic "skin" showing the Robot inside (its skin even has nipples on its breast?) But my question is why do they make them so human? I don't see the use of human looking androids beeing applied today. Also the idea of having robots do everything. In this day and age where people complain about lack of jobs and opportunities why would we want androids to do are jobs for us?
Despite the reasoning in sci fi like Blad Runner, Ghost in the Shell, Alien, etc. I just don't see the point of Androids in reality?
TL';DR version:People are obsessed with the concept of creating life, and a human-like android that can be whatever they want is alluring to many. Conversely, a lot of people use androids, like in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (Philip K. Dick's amazing novel that Blade Runner was based on and if you haven't read that yet then wtf are you doing still reading this, go find that book!) to explore what it means to
human.