VIDEOHenry Wang responds to Matthew Kilkenny’s Dessa discussion: protect private memory, distinguish emotional fluency from reliability, and retain human agency. Includes available discussion and the original video.
Kilkenny uses a Dessa Paris-trip demonstration to ask how simulated affection affects vulnerable people. He advocates adult-first access and independent psychological safety assessment. These are attributed concerns, not a clinical finding.
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