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prismatica2020-02-03 01:44 pm
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[Another day on the planet, another anonymous post. This one's by a returning anon, though none of you would know it. A few months ago he asked people their thoughts on pain. Today.... today he has a different set of information to gather with only some overlap in topic.]
Hypothetical - you've got an AI-equipped robotic frame and you want it to experience interesting, useful sensations using its sensors. Temps-wise, pain-wise, texture-wise, whatever.
What sensations would you put it through and have it experiment with?
Hypothetical - you've got an AI-equipped robotic frame and you want it to experience interesting, useful sensations using its sensors. Temps-wise, pain-wise, texture-wise, whatever.
What sensations would you put it through and have it experiment with?

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Then, here's the wartenberg wheel. It isn't meant to dig into the skin, just to be rolled lightly over it.
( She's helping!! Only people with nerve issues tend to see these in a doctor's office, also, so. You Know. (Not that she's anywhere near guessing who is behind this post; she isn't thinking on it, but it sure would be telling if she were.) )
Feel free to message me here again if any questions crop up.
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Questions about a hypothetical?
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Who am I to say what sparks inspiration and what doesn't? Perhaps you'd find other medical supplies interesting and want more detail. I'm one of the local doctors here, so I can at least answer that much.
And I have knowledge of cybernetics, as well, in case this isn't so hypothetical after all and ends up being a proper project.
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It probably will stay hypothetical.
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I hope I've helped, if only a little. Even if it was just to ease some boredom.
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you've helped.
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I'm glad. And I almost forgot! I saw another response mention materials; there is also lace to consider for a bit more "scratch", and I've heard something about... gauze and lubricant?? To toe the pain/pleasure line.
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Lace, huh? Fabric store kind or lingerie kind?
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And I think either/or would work; lingerie lace is meant to be worn so it's often a bit more comfortable and sturdier for manipulating, and it's right at hand if a partner is already wearing it, as well. Some laces would be too delicate or have too little "surface space", or may be decorated with beading or other difficult textures that don't make it ideal for exploring.
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Now it's simply "pretty".