A robot would have had to see an actual example of the problem before they could begin working on a solution. That could explain why no robot achieves...self-will until they need it - if then.The Uncanny Valley is backed up by numerous real-life examples. It explains how the closer a robot approaches anthropomorphism - how human we can appear - this closeness generates a rising level of emotional response - or how we're accepted by other humans. And this is true, to a point!The problem here is. You're thinking, mum! Sorry, but we lived with my dad. Mum left ten years ago, having decided she didn't love dad anymore. Her new love was Jesus, so upped and went to seek him. Last we heard she was living in a religious commune outside Aberdeen.I tried a few things on. The silk and nylon felt great against my naked body. The white lace panties looked like they were made for me as I stared in the long mirror on the back of the wardrobe door. French blue matched my eyes and red made me feel a. Whatever it was, she was definitely too drunk to notice anything or to have reacted deliberately to her son’s touch, I thought.Encouraged, I could see Nikhil’s hands were going around in bigger circles. But still it seemed harmless, as it does tend to happen like this during slow dancing.Slowly I noticed the distance between Jyoti and Nikhil was shortening, till she was completely reclining on him. Perhaps she isn’t able to stand on her feet at all and needed her son’s complete body support.. We learned a lot about each other."Maggie nodded, and smiled knowledgeably, at Sean. He smiled back, and reflected on how he had been able to lie to Maggie, while telling the absolute truth.The girls burst in the front door, laughing. They saw Maggie and Sean, and went to join them. Maggie sent them to the kitchen, to get themselves some tea."Do you, and Sean, want more, Mom?" Thanks, Toni, I'd like a re-fill."Julie and Toni went to the kitchen, for tea, and brought it and some chips back, to.