Everything posted by dimreepr
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Best Science Fiction Book , Need Recommendations
The foundation series, by Isaac Assimov, is fundamental to the genre, if you want a deep dive (nerd like); but if you want to be entertained, Douglas Adams is your go too author...
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
I agree, but that word has a very different meaning scientifically than it does philosophically, for instance, an emotional reaction can be measured, but it can't be understood scientifically. But as Wittgenstein suggests 'language is fundamental to how we think', also there's many examples of philosopher's arguing against the veracity of the written word. I feel this is still relevant to the topic, but feel free to start a new. "Cometh the hour, cometh the man" I can't remember who said it but google can.
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
Indeed, guilty... But it's arguable that oral transmition of information is more effective at creating understanding across the generation's bc it evoles with the culture and the context is clear. The written word is frozen information in time, for the same reasons. It was also claimed to have seven colour's by Newton, bc seven is his lucky number, he shoe-horned/made-up indigo...
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An intelligent response from AI ??
You seem to have an almost religious obsession with your AI chums, it's difficult to work out what side of the fence you're on, wrt the topic?
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An intelligent response from AI ??
Hmmm, kinda my point, which one of the ten is objectionable?
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
This is a closed loop that emerged from beneath a bridge, your version of fun teaches nothing to no-one...
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An intelligent response from AI ??
I fought the law but the law won...
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
Then you're mistaken... âšī¸
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
You're a strange cove, it's almost like you're attempting to rile both sides of the coin, do you live near a bridge?
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Omnipotence of God (split from A challenge to all the Gods in Existence)
You seem confused... For god to work as a teaching aid/metaphor then omnipotence is a necessary attribute, until one understands why one should be punished for doing stupid stuff. For science to work, we just have to measure again. You have to ask yourself, why do I need a god? If it's to punish other's, then the Bible's have taught you nothing...
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
Remind me, what is it that you want to discuss? Also, can you confirm, which side of the coin you believe in (God good or god bad)? What do you think enlightenment mean's in the context of this thread? Most of the "bible/s" seems to be more concerned with how to live and enjoying the singing; the only time we absolutely know that we can appreciate it (or not if it's hymns, I prefer Led Zeppelin).
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
Or, it could mean 'if you keep harping on about "your big mistake", you may as well be a pillar of salt, for all the people who wants to talk to you.' đ
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
The Dawkins delusion, runs through this thread like a it's a binary question that has correct answer.
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An intelligent response from AI ??
Welcome to our brave new world, in which thinking is the savage...
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
When one understands why some people needs a god, it's for those that don't really understand the bible, then one also understands why a god is unnecessary, for others... You're conflating again, this time it's trust and belief; I don't have to believe that my computer will work bc I trust in the on switch...
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The Nature Of Spacetime Two
This is an interesting hypothesis. Universe emerged from time, not from space? New theory shows how "It is believed that matter, motion, gravity, and everything else we know of originated from the three dimensions of space and one of time. However, a new idea challenges this theory, suggesting that time, specifically in three dimensions, is the true fabric of the universe, with space emerging as a secondary effect.."
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What is the legal significance of evidence provided by AI ?
I think the problem is, we already rely on security cameras both individually and nationally; "we" also don't want to pay for enough police to scan the images we've allowed to be taken. This is the perfect, almost inevitable, testing ground for AI to be accepted by the public, if it gets enough hits to drown out the noise of the occasional innocent, then the public are happy to accept its protection; when they're the innocent, it's too late to object.
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How would you counter the "science was wrong before" argument?
There are many studies on the subject, do I have too???
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How would you counter the "science was wrong before" argument?
Indeed, but there is evidence to suggest there is one. Fairness, is a complex issue in our primate brothers attitude to life...
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How would you counter the "science was wrong before" argument?
Bolded mine; of course it does, it's practically Newtonian or Socratian if you prefer, any damage you do to other's, you do to yourself. It's like a god substitute for criminal's on the run; they often welcome capture as an escape from the reality of being paranoid... đ Bc it corallated with my thoughts on the subject.
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What is the legal significance of evidence provided by AI ?
I think the problem here is on the input side of the equation, but as @iNow suggests that would be reduced by human intervention on the output side. They might just do it for a laugh, to start with... âšī¸
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
Your conflating people's cultural bias/philosophy (their personal belief system) with a methodology that seeks to eliminate culteral bias. Theoretically science doesn't evolve, in the way society does; there should, at least, be a culteral 'seasonal lag'. Most religion's are born of some sort of conflict or hardship, they mostly espouse some sort of call for forgiveness in the hope of peace. It's politicos that call for war, mostly in the face of the forgiven bc we all know what sort barstewards the Samaritans are... đ
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How would you counter the "science was wrong before" argument?
Why would you think there isn't?
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How would you counter the "science was wrong before" argument?
I think that's bc it's an attempt to explain the same idea but without a god as the ultimate enforcer, instead the idea of karma is introduced, as a different metaphor. Indeed, not everyone is equally capable of understanding the message, but everyone is capable of thinking they're a genius, despite the evidence; is that a uniquely religious quality, in these here part's?
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A challenge to all the Gods in Existence
And now your being dishonest, I've directly answered your post's with reasoned argument's. If you've run out of reasonable arguments maybe you should stop digging. Otherwise, the onus is on you to be more specific, and quote the post's you claim I've forgotten...