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Let me rephrase, it feels there is a lack of empathy in expecting people not to think this way. Maybe even a hint of snobbery. Realistically, it requires trai

Let me rephrase, it feels there is a lack of empathy in expecting people not to think this way. Maybe even a hint of snobbery. Realistically, it requires training to see oneself in this way , its not the default mode of seeing the world. The default mode is, things happen to me, I experience things, so I'm the center and my fellow man must be the same. If we ever do have conscious computers, let's see if they can be conscious without an ego?

tux1968 3y ago
> Let me rephrase, it feels there is a lack of empathy in expecting people not to think this way. That's on you. You're reading between the lines, and you're filling in the blanks with your own bias.
- ChatGTP 3y ago
  I have empathy for you too because people aren't just going to wake up tomorrow and think differently, and if you want them too, well then I guess that must be frustrating.
  - tux1968 3y ago
    > I have empathy for you too Thank you, but you're imagining things, and you're arguing against statements I never made. Never did I state that anything was "strange", or say that people should change the way they think, or that I looked down on them for the way they think. All those are things rattling around inside your cranium, and you're looking for someone else to blame for them. All I did was comment on what I noticed as a fact of the human condition, as it exists today. And you seem to agree, since you said it was natural that people think that way. Take care. Please spend your empathy on someone else.
    - ChatGTP 3y ago
      I do agree and that's my point, it's a natural way to think about existence. No point in pretending people will magically think some other way because it wont' happen. When you live in a body that can feel pain and everything you experience basically happens to you, of course you think you're the center of everything because the way we experience things is as such. I'll be empathetic to whoever I want to be thanks :)

tux1968 3y ago

> Let me rephrase, it feels there is a lack of empathy in expecting people not to think this way. That's on you. You're reading between the lines, and you're filling in the blanks with your own bias.

ChatGTP 3y ago
I have empathy for you too because people aren't just going to wake up tomorrow and think differently, and if you want them too, well then I guess that must be frustrating.
- tux1968 3y ago
  > I have empathy for you too Thank you, but you're imagining things, and you're arguing against statements I never made. Never did I state that anything was "strange", or say that people should change the way they think, or that I looked down on them for the way they think. All those are things rattling around inside your cranium, and you're looking for someone else to blame for them. All I did was comment on what I noticed as a fact of the human condition, as it exists today. And you seem to agree, since you said it was natural that people think that way. Take care. Please spend your empathy on someone else.
  - ChatGTP 3y ago
    I do agree and that's my point, it's a natural way to think about existence. No point in pretending people will magically think some other way because it wont' happen. When you live in a body that can feel pain and everything you experience basically happens to you, of course you think you're the center of everything because the way we experience things is as such. I'll be empathetic to whoever I want to be thanks :)