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There are 2 questions to answer: 1 - Are unknown physical principles employed-by / affective-to the living sentient organisms. (Interesting follow up: are all
by eternalban 7y ago
There are 2 questions to answer:
1 - Are unknown physical principles employed-by / affective-to the living sentient organisms. (Interesting follow up: are all physical processes and phenomena comprehensible.)
2 - Are all physical processes and phenomena subject to simulation (in practice, not principle).
If No (Yes) Yes, then I suppose there is nothing stopping us from building "a man in our own image".
- onemoresoop 7y agoWhy are we trying to build a man of our image in the first place? Are there not enough men on this planet or do we want to build a better man, a man that has no faults, a man that is above all men, a man that can be a master and slave at the same time, a man we can control at our will? Why copy all the vestigial faults that come with man and not build god instead? I'm being sarcastic here and yes, I think we are trying to play god but all we have is a man to copy from, a man that we don't fully understand, a man capable of driving their whole species to extinction, a narcissistic man who wants everything replaced with their image. Had we concentrated on nature instead, we'd have long realized that everything we need is already here.
- eli_gottlieb 7y ago>Had we concentrated on nature instead, we'd have long realized that everything we need is already here. What's that mean?
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