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Hi there! Hope you are doing well, too! And, hmm. Lets see. I do believe that i tend to dip into the perspective of those whom i play with often, i ask a lot of questions, perhaps in an attempt to further understand their perspective. And truth be told, i'd have to separate my answer in two parts, because i believe Robotization and Dronification are two different concepts entirely, something @mindlessmermaiddoll helped me realize in a little chat yesterday about my posts. I think Robotization is more the dehumanization, the "upgrade" from flesh to machine. And i love that very same theoretical aspect of it. How you can point it the "Flaws" of the flesh and reduce or entirely remove them, how one can communicate to the person before them differently, since they are meant to be more mechanical, methodical. They are machines to be engineered and given prompts and query's to. While Dronification for me is.. while similar, it holds an important component. There is no particular or specific distinction between Drones. it is less about the engineering and creativity of having an adjustable form, and more about adequation - the coldness and perfection of copies that are barely discernable. And truth be told, i do find that concept of Dronification quite amusing for me, the process of depersonalization and total removal of identity, conceptually, that comes with the formation of a Drone. One number amongst thousands, if not millions.

Uhm, that's a good question actually! I've been pondering on how to answer this specific one for a little bit. Headache doesn't exactly help, haha. Assuming the question is hypno-related, given the context and circumstances.. I'd say that i look forward to trying out certain deeper aspects of Androidfication/Robotization, or however you'd want to call it. Not just the simple little, "Yeah, lets reconfigure this, tap that. Change how the mind functions"; but the more ingrained details of what it'd entail. The code's workings to a deeper comprehension, coding in particular functionalities on a whim, addressing the certain mechanical parts and pieces of those mechanical beings, calling attention to the fact that those pieces are mechanical, and studying the reactions and little responses that different Operative Systems can have in response to it depending on their level of depth in self-acknowledgment as a machinized entity. It's quite fun, truly!

Hm, interesting question! Honestly? There's a *lot* of stuff i have yet to do in my life that i haven't had the opportunity to. But if i had to go with the simplest one, i'd say travel. I'd like to travel across many countries and visit some people.

No | rather not | I dunno | I guess | Sure | Yes | FUCK yes | Oh god you don’t even know | Unsurprisingly, yes! I am quite fond of the whole concept of Robotization. The concept of turning a lovely, emotional mind into that of a mechanical, task following mechanical being that does things 'Just because it is programmed in it's directives' is not only quite exciting, but very open to be used by any, regarding of gender or identity. As to the part that makes it be 'Dronification', the part in which you strip an individual of, well, what makes them individually different, as they are turned into just another copy of the bunch, one of the view to use, is an enticing idea honestly. One i have not yet delved into, and am unsure of if i'd like it or not. But so far, my tastes point towards a more 'hell yeah' than a 'hell no'.

Oh! Well anon, i'm truly flattered! I'd be delighted to engage on conversation with you, if not *for* you to skip over that shyness. If ever you are feeling brave, just snap a 'Hi' by over, and i'll happily start and follow through in my attempts to make the conversation engaging for you!

Frankly, i'd have to say that the ones i use most, out of my fondness with them, are conversational, confusion and visualisation types of induction. So yeah, those are my favorites!

Disregarding what the subject may be. Of the more natural hypnotic-kind, regarding experiences, even the silliest of conversations to engage into. The doors are open, dear guests.