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You got 0.5, but where's your free will now, human?
by brianpan 10y ago
You got 0.5, but where's your free will now, human?
- Natsu 10y agoOne could also invoke that free will and simply not play the game at all.
- mevile 10y agoYou're playing this game, every day with every website you go to, every store you visit, every app you use, every interaction you make. Unless you live a (probably less comfortable) life in a rural area. These types of techs for the most part make out lives better.
- madmax96 10y ago>make lives better By some sense of the word. I think we over-value convenience, which is all most of this tech really gives us.
- joe_the_user 10y agoIt means either both the poster and the bot have free will or neither of them do! But seriously, the intuitive concept of free will, something like "unconstrained choice" leads to the idea that free will means simulating randomness - but once you're there, it looks more or less like nonsense - "acting randomly"
- lotharbot 10y agoI think the intuitive concept of free will is more like "able to take meaningful actions" -- which means choices that express intent or desire. Sometimes your intent is to be unpredictable, to fool the algorithm. But sometimes your intent is to be consistent.