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What would constitute proof? If your point is “proof is subjective” then yeah, I guess all words can be if you want them to. There’s no proof that hotdogs aren
by braingenious 4y ago
What would constitute proof? If your point is “proof is subjective” then yeah, I guess all words can be if you want them to.
There’s no proof that hotdogs aren’t somersaults. There isn’t even a lab full of professionals studying this question or any published literature on the topic, so the jury is solidly out on that one.
- HDThoreaun 4y agoWell the point here is that you can imagine that a robot dog would respond to cognitive tests in the exact same way a real dog would. How do we know the dog isn't also faking its experiences like you claim the robot is?
- braingenious 4y agoI haven’t mentioned robots.