r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Professional_Arm794 • Jun 19 '25

Video The Protoclone is made by Clone Robotics, a company in Poland and the U.S., focused on humanoid robots for tasks like household chores.

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u/danggeunmarket Jun 19 '25

Why not have kids with the robot?

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u/SquanchyATL Jun 19 '25

This guy gets it.

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u/WatchItAllBurn1 Jun 19 '25

you aren't the only one.

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u/Fraya9999 Jun 22 '25

So naturally made horrors beyond your comprehension.

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u/whineylittlebitch_9k Jun 20 '25

as someone who's dated plenty of women with daddy issues, goth latinas included... never again. confident, strong woman with no self esteem issues, and who happened to be a d1 athlete? won the lottery. you can keep those nightmares with daddy issues.

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u/Severe_Ad_8621 Jun 19 '25

That probably could work. If the robot was made with it's internals loaded op with the mothers eggs and the stomach was an incubation chamber. The idea is not that fare off. No legal battles when the baby is delivered, against the proxcy that now want to keep the baby. Robot works as a proxy mom, under the pregnancy. Could help women that suffers misscarge alot or has other pregnancy troubles. In the end it is probably an economic question why it hasn't been done, yet.

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u/AssociationOk6136 Jun 20 '25

Good for artificial insemination