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Why does the fact that the construct is made of objectively non-human parts make it incapable of obtaining consciousness or personhood? This is just the materia
by Zee2 4y ago
Why does the fact that the construct is made of objectively non-human parts make it incapable of obtaining consciousness or personhood? This is just the materialism vs idealism debate. If you subscribe to the materialism argument, then a construct made of non-human parts is perfectly capable of reaching "personhood". The physical ingredients involved are irrelevant.