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Guess we'll just disagree. If it's not distinguishable then there's no difference period. Of course that won't stop people from making up differences. An argu
by famouswaffles 4y ago
Guess we'll just disagree.
If it's not distinguishable then there's no difference period. Of course that won't stop people from making up differences.
An argument stemming from "well humans could have this special sauce that machines can't have...just because", is not something to take seriously.
- tosh 4y agoIf something is indistinguishable to something else it practically means the two things are substitable (?). It does not mean they are (or work) the same way.
- yladiz 4y agoYeah, so then it depends on what determines if the first is indistinguishable from the second. Is this a Blade Runner situation, or something different?
- bheadmaster 4y ago> If it's not distinguishable then there's no difference period. That's true only if you believe that the world only exists inside humans' minds. If you believe in objective reality, then things that are different but not distinguishable by humans can exist.