> If a kid was a blank slate that responded perfectly to training, would its emotions then not be its own? No idea what this means. What is "responded perfectl

> If a kid was a blank slate that responded perfectly to training, would its emotions then not be its own? No idea what this means. What is "responded perfectly to training"? > What's the difference between a chemical concentration in the brain and the activation level of a neuron trained to predict the outcomes of chemical concentration in the brain? Sufficiently advanced imitation is indistinguishable from identity. One is emotional; the other statistical. Is my monitor emotional for showing the words on the screen based on an electrical activation passed to a twisty crystal? All sorts of things convey things, but the actual emotion came from a person with emotions.