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Technology has no rights; it is a logical abstraction describing the works of humans. I like to think that humans have an inherint right to engage in creative
by dleslie 6y ago
Technology has no rights; it is a logical abstraction describing the works of humans.
I like to think that humans have an inherint right to engage in creative work that pleases them.
- 4eor0 6y agoPolice sure seem pleased thumping skulls. Anything we can do to make it easier for them.
- dleslie 6y agoMaybe your country should worry less about the technology and more about the people using it. You clearly have a personelle problem.
- 4eor0 6y agoMaybe we should police each other more, and technology less? But who is making the technology? Circles. Circles everywhere. Perhaps you should not anthropomorphize technology.
- dleslie 6y agoI am explicitly _not_ anthropromorphizing technology; I argued it is a logical abstraction with no rights.