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Lots of things own themselves. Can you name a single instance of a complex, industrially produced item (let alone one interacts with our day-to-day world in a
by kafkaesq 10y ago
Lots of things own themselves.
Can you name a single instance of a complex, industrially produced item (let alone one interacts with our day-to-day world in a significant way; and is quite inherently possessed of the ability to kill human beings) -- that "owns itself"?
- cr0sh 10y agoWhy are complex, non-industrially produced items which interact with our day-to-day world in a significant way, and are quite inherently possessed of the ability to kill human beings, which do own themselves (well, in most cases - but unfortunately not all) - somehow different? I mean - we've come up with solutions for those items - so why couldn't we do the same with industrially produced items which have the same characteristics you've posited?
- ouid 10y agoyou asserted that it was impossible, not that it hadn't been achieved. If you are merely asserting that it hasn't been achieved, then that is in agreement with the article you claim to disagree with.