"Feminine norms" are at least partially rooted in female psychology, but they're also just an adaption to being on the more-in-demand side of a competitive market with non-fixed supply, that thrives on impulsivity.
"Feminine norms" are at least partially rooted in female psychology, but they're also just an adaption to being on the more-in-demand side of a competitive market with non-fixed supply, that thrives on impulsivity.
And I think you're understating the degree to which people's social relationships will be with AIs instead of humans.
And I think you're understating the degree to which people's social relationships will be with AIs instead of humans.