[quote=“Dharma_Krsna, post:1, topic:6909”]As a company focused on bringing happiness, thrill and joy to our users, reports of “processing homeless into plastinated sex robots to take advantage of Kyonoke fears in customers steadfast on remaining locked in hermetically sealed habitats.” cause shock and disgust as this is a direct violation of personal liberties and most likely a felony on many sector around the cluster.
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Hello I am Xue Kusoni, a representative on behalf of Nodal Point Teledildonics. We vehemently deny these allegations of malfeasance during the Kyonoke Inquest. Every Holon, including our temporary operational center in Postouvin, operate within strict regional legal frameworks.
Ammatar Daily Star’s exposé is inflammatory irresponsible journalism that did not fact check any segment of its hit piece. Individuals enrolled in the body modification process were not coerced into participation. The full body modification process required for the creation of our Kyonoke Free guarantee companion line was fully necessary and all members of the science and aftercare team followed Sister’s of Eve best ethical euthanasia practices. Enrolled members did feel unnecessary pain.
Prior to termination, with sound mind they were taken step by step through a legal work contract similar to capsuleer crew compliments–whereby upon death individual(s) designated benefactors receive an above market value compensatory 300,000 Interstellar Kredit payment. Most civilian capsuleer crew contracts only award 120,000 ISK upon death.
While we a Nodal Point applaud you for your entrepreneurial spirit we feel you are misguided in the wholehearted acceptance of virtual reality. The pursuit of pure virtual reality is problematic and poses ethical concerns for the communities that adopt the technology. In order to win membership in the virtual human race, you are asked to pay a small price: everything. When you embrace the immaterial fully you cultivate an internal physiological schism–a separation of the mind from the soma–the material body in all of its wonderful imperfection. In doing so you deny a critical component of the human experience; what it means to be held in the embrace of messy physicality. Virtual sex and pleasure does not affirm this human experience, and it is far from the only reason it is not ethically sustainable.
Virtual smut holoreels saturate the market and can be designed by a single technician in some far off corner of the cluster–channeling money out of the community of the clients that consume this media. On the other hand, Nodal Point’s approach to sustainable and ethical pleasure is deeply invested in helping individuals become productive power-members of their communities, rather than being a drain on municipal services to continually feed and clothe. All enrolled participants are sourced locally. While our records are kept confidential per regional medical bylaws we will say their benefactor payments are predominately awarded to to individuals within their communities. This is value added!
Thank you for taking the time to read these factual statements and considering the benefits of tactile pleasure over digital simulacrums.