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How much would someone pay for a partner who never leaves? The humanoid in this clip is presented like a luxury object, but the promise goes far beyond appearance. The buyer is really being offered attention, conversation, and the feeling of having someone nearby. That is where robot companions become uncomfortable. A car or watch does not pretend to care about you. A social robot is valuable only if the interaction feels personal. Would knowing it was programmed make the connection meaningless to you?

This was a gem gag from a popular comedy skit TV show in South Korea. A crusty looking shopper walks into a luxury store. Tries to buy a dress shirt. Staff is very uninterested in his business until he takes off his jacket to reveal an SK Hynix vest.

California Post reporter Jon Fleischman: "I traded in my six-figure Lincoln Navigator Black Label Edition for a @Tesla Model Y. The biggest reason I bought the Tesla was Full Self-Driving. Nothing else was close. The car follows the navigation route, changes lanes, makes turns and responds to traffic. If you spend much time driving in Southern California traffic, it changes the experience dramatically. None of this is an environmental statement. It is a convenience statement. Tesla got me to leave a six-figure luxury SUV for a smaller and considerably more modest Model Y because the technology was more valuable to me than the size, materials and traditional comforts I was giving up. I don’t miss my Navigator. Not even a little."

宾利全新超豪华纯电跨界车Torcal（托卡尔）公开了Curation Engine系统细节，该系统联动灯光、声音、温度、空气质量及数字界面，通过感官神经科学原理为驾驶者提供四种情绪模式：默认的'宾利模式'以温暖柔和的橙色氛围灯为主，强调平衡与驾驶参与感；'舒适模式'则通过减少屏幕信息实现数字排毒，营造安静放松环境；'运动模式'增强沉浸感与专注度，'焕新模式'针对长途驾驶… Bentley's next-generation luxury electric crossover Torcal (Toral) has unveiled its Curation Engine system, which coordinates lighting, sound, temperature, air quality, and digital interfaces to create four distinct emotional modes based on sensory neuroscience: the default 'Bentley Mode' features warm, dynamic orange ambient lighting for balanced driving engagem… via IT Home Direct ·

1/ Meet Tiffany Milanovich, a US based threat actor tied to at least $5M in thefts from hardware wallet and centralized exchange support impersonation scams. She's recorded herself taunting victims on calls after draining their funds. Tiffany openly flaunts luxury purchases, stolen funds, and casino gambling on social media.

After Putin invaded Ukraine, Western governments grabbed almost two dozen luxury vessels to punish him and his cronies. Great PR move but terrible economics, as four years later many of them are rotting in their berths, costing taxpayers millions.

"Saqaliba", white European slaves were mostly of Slavic origin and considered luxury imports.... Slavery is a word well understood, but in the minds of most people, it is associated with the black slave trade from Africa to America across the Atlantic. Many people are not aware that a parallel form of slavery existed in the kidnapping of white men and women by North Africans and Arabs. The purpose of these captures was slavery. Another aspect of this slavery was white women (preferably virgins) to populate the harems of the Arab Sheikhs and Beys. The Arabs and the Moors were the foremost exponents of this trade as they had a penchant for fair and golden-haired white girls. This trade lasted much longer than the black slave trade and overshot it by hundreds of years. The black trade was stopped by an act of legislation. This did not happen in the case of the white slave trade which ended only after the Arabs and Moors were militarily crushed by the European powers. The onset of white slave trade began when the Muslim arms conquered almost the entire North Africa and Spain. It was at its zenith when the Mediterranean Sea almost became a Muslim controlled lake with the Ottoman Empire at its zenith. Even after the defeat of the Muslims, the slave trade was taken over by Muslim pirates called the Corsairs. The Corsairs were a daredevil lot and scoured the entire Mediterranean Sea. They also raided the coastal villages of Europe and kidnapped white girls. These girls have spirited away to the harems of the Arabs and sold at auctions where they earned a high price for the kidnapper. White men were also kidnapped for ransom and to work as slaves. There are reports that King Richard the lion heart was also kidnapped and released when a large ransom was paid for him. As far as the kidnapping of girls from the European coastal villages is concerned, the effect was one of fear and many villages shifted deeper away from the coast, to escape from the marauding Muslim pirates. Later the Muslim pirates started a preference for Slav girls who were fair and had golden hair. Raiding parties roamed the Baltic and the Aegean Sea for these girls. The magnitude of the slavery can only be estimated as no exact figures are available. Generally, it is estimated that the figure would be over a million. The Corsairs were the main exponents of this white slave trade and they also extracted a levy from the ships that sailed the Mediterranean Sea. In the period after 1609 in a span of a decade, almost 400 British ships were captured and the men made slaves and released only after a ransom was paid. Other who could not pay languished in Arab farms as workers and slaves till death. Later Britain paid a tribute and their ships were spared. But nations and settlements close to the sea in SE Europe and the Slav areas bore the brunt of this slavery. A fact that has now emerged is the massive kidnapping and abduction of white girls as slaves for the harems of the Arabs. This menace lasted for hundreds of years and it continued until the 19th century. In 1814 the European powers signed a convention to outlaw the attacks of the Berbers and the Ottoman Turks. The Christian nations now asserted and the rising White power inflicted heavy defeats on the Corsairs and the Turks. This rising European power led to the demise of the white slave trade. A point worth noting is that the slave trade in white women only stopped after the defeat of the Turks and Muslims and not by any act or edict. #archaeohistories#