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Using Oculus Rift To Swap Your Gender
Okay, this has awkward written all over it. What at first seemed like a silly toy for video games now seems to have promise as a device for increasing empathy and intimacy.
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#4748400 Posted on: 01/22/2014 10:03 AM
LoL this is just weird
LoL this is just weird
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#4748435 Posted on: 01/22/2014 11:14 AM
Weird, not weird, in my opinion it's interesting project.
But it should be considered as asking questions and getting answers, not suggesting what is good or bad, no judging, and not creating fear and uncertainity.
We shouldn't be that prejudiced. Also, many standards in various culture traditions are discriminating towards some part of the society (eg by gender, skin color, sexual preferences) or make people assume things that shouldn't be that obvious or that people should ask (eg ask if someone likes / doesn't like something instead of assuming, that women do this or that). If you think such question is improper or wrong in some regard, perhaps you should ask what's the source of such thoughts and in what situations they may be harmful.
Weird, not weird, in my opinion it's interesting project.
But it should be considered as asking questions and getting answers, not suggesting what is good or bad, no judging, and not creating fear and uncertainity.
We shouldn't be that prejudiced. Also, many standards in various culture traditions are discriminating towards some part of the society (eg by gender, skin color, sexual preferences) or make people assume things that shouldn't be that obvious or that people should ask (eg ask if someone likes / doesn't like something instead of assuming, that women do this or that). If you think such question is improper or wrong in some regard, perhaps you should ask what's the source of such thoughts and in what situations they may be harmful.
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#4748436 Posted on: 01/22/2014 11:19 AM
the video seemed very 'indoctrinating' flavoured, I don't wanna be a woman, and i'm sure women don't wanna be men.
but sure this'll be in the primary schools by years end, ..indoctrinating.
the video seemed very 'indoctrinating' flavoured, I don't wanna be a woman, and i'm sure women don't wanna be men.
but sure this'll be in the primary schools by years end, ..indoctrinating.
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#4748438 Posted on: 01/22/2014 11:20 AM
Weird, not weird, in my opinion it's a useful project.
It's about giving an interesting possibility of asking and getting answers.
We shouldn't be that prejudiced. Also, many standards in various culture traditions are discriminating towards some part of the society (eg by gender, skin color, sexual preferences) or make people assume things that shouldn't be that obvious or that people should ask (eg ask if someone likes / doesn't like something instead of assuming, that women do this or that). If you think such proper is improper or wrong in some regard, perhaps you should ask what's the source of such thoughts and in what situations they may be harmful.
No judging at all, i personally just find it weird. To each his own.
Weird, not weird, in my opinion it's a useful project.
It's about giving an interesting possibility of asking and getting answers.
We shouldn't be that prejudiced. Also, many standards in various culture traditions are discriminating towards some part of the society (eg by gender, skin color, sexual preferences) or make people assume things that shouldn't be that obvious or that people should ask (eg ask if someone likes / doesn't like something instead of assuming, that women do this or that). If you think such proper is improper or wrong in some regard, perhaps you should ask what's the source of such thoughts and in what situations they may be harmful.
No judging at all, i personally just find it weird. To each his own.
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"Cancel those hormone pills and be the women you always wanted to be!"
Also, I take it this is the first time there's been actual breasts on Guru3d that weren't: http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4730049&postcount=1377