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While these particular cases are bizarre (isn't every case bizarre?), they can help inform new scenarios not envisioned yet, e.g. > If one threw a knife to emb
by jonny_eh 5y ago
While these particular cases are bizarre (isn't every case bizarre?), they can help inform new scenarios not envisioned yet, e.g.
> If one threw a knife to embed it in the wall and in the course of its flight the knife went and slaughtered an animal in its proper manner
If a mistaken slaughter can be kosher, then so can a machine conducted slaughter, since we can assume that human intention is not required.
- layer8 5y agoTo be pedantic, a human intention is explicitly mentioned (“to embed it in the wall”), even if for a different purpose, hence human intention being present in the situation may still be required. ;)