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Thanks for the feedback. Definitely worded a bit drastic. And no, it’s not satire. But if you really disagree-please tell your friends how stupid this service i

Thanks for the feedback. Definitely worded a bit drastic. And no, it’s not satire. But if you really disagree-please tell your friends how stupid this service is - then more people can form an opinion by themselves. I’m would also say that sending flowers is not souless at all. I will be adding some delivery videos and photos soon. I will work on it to improve the UI.

aeve890 9d ago
Would you value a gift made by someone you know but through a bot? Without the person even knowing what happened, and for them it's nothing more than a charge on their credit card? Sending flowers is not a soulless act, but automating demonstrations of affection is. Not even the gift may matter, but just the human intention and awareness. I'd never recommend this "service" to my friends obviously. Nobody needs more p zombies in the world.
- fabian_shipamax 9d ago
  Imagine you're an old lady receiving a bouquet of flowers for your birthday - or a lonely person, or someone who just lost a family member - the attention will be real when they receive flowers. "someone" must have add "some" information to a computer so that it "knows" that there is a birthday. What about ordering a gift to be delivered from any gift-delivery website? Is that soulless because it was done over the internet? It's an interesting philosophical question. Judging by my actual experience ordering flowers online, the answer is people still appreciate it. I find that this service allows people go make other people happy. But it seems it's not for everyone - that's fine. However, if you DM me - I'll use my MCP to send flowers to you - to prove you that receiving flowers is awesome - independently of which technological mechanism was involved in arranging the order. If your country is not supported, I'll try to add it. Don't take things on the internet too serious.
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aeve890 9d ago

Would you value a gift made by someone you know but through a bot? Without the person even knowing what happened, and for them it's nothing more than a charge on their credit card? Sending flowers is not a soulless act, but automating demonstrations of affection is. Not even the gift may matter, but just the human intention and awareness. I'd never recommend this "service" to my friends obviously. Nobody needs more p zombies in the world.

fabian_shipamax 9d ago
Imagine you're an old lady receiving a bouquet of flowers for your birthday - or a lonely person, or someone who just lost a family member - the attention will be real when they receive flowers. "someone" must have add "some" information to a computer so that it "knows" that there is a birthday. What about ordering a gift to be delivered from any gift-delivery website? Is that soulless because it was done over the internet? It's an interesting philosophical question. Judging by my actual experience ordering flowers online, the answer is people still appreciate it. I find that this service allows people go make other people happy. But it seems it's not for everyone - that's fine. However, if you DM me - I'll use my MCP to send flowers to you - to prove you that receiving flowers is awesome - independently of which technological mechanism was involved in arranging the order. If your country is not supported, I'll try to add it. Don't take things on the internet too serious.
- fabian_shipamax 9d ago
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