I would like to have at Her

Not as a sex toy… because if this isn’t a comedy spoof, then there is no telling what an empty mind would allow to happen to a body…

… but as a programmable machine, there is no limit to what it could be told what to do.

If this is real not staged for entertainment or monetization, then it is a clear example of two things:

A biological machine that is subservient to The Machine
and
A society of biological machines that commiserate with other biological machines (read the comments) because they ALL do THE SAME THING
and
the other biological machines under the control of The Machine give her a free pass for being an extension of that Machine because… she’s cute and pretty.

OK… that’s three things.

So, what if these programmable machines were given OUR instructions to do the RIGHT THING?

I wonder how many people understood the import of these most profound lines in a movie that came from a book from a top Illuminati? where in an attempt to use Evil to Do Good you fall into the trap of the Satanic Creed:

Good is Evil.
Evil is Good.

Those who do not think for themselves will have others think for them.

Despite my ‘desire’ to re-program an unsmart balm, to target that device’s original programmer, it has to be remembered that the device and the software that runs it are still the invention and the under the control of the one that made it - be it a ring a human or a machine.

I’d rather be one Warrior against the Horde than have to watch my back with questionable allies that might just stab me at any chance they get.

[First artwork that Fran Zetta did for me: a Stickman in the persona of a Death Dealer.]