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I cannot give you a specific gene but I think my point still holds. Why would machines be interested in rivalry over resources or territory? Like a pond of wat
by shunyaekam 3y ago
I cannot give you a specific gene but I think my point still holds.
Why would machines be interested in rivalry over resources or territory? Like a pond of water? Or women?
We can easily see why animals and humans are though.
- starbugs 3y agoI think your point is reductionist nonsense to be frank. The same genes that may cause competitive behavior are responsible for the opposite as well. There’s much more to this than genes. What about cultural and environmental influences for instance? I think you know very well that you are oversimplifying to make a nonsensical point which is also supported by the rest of your comment.
- supertimor 3y ago>Why would machines be interested in rivalry over resources or territory? Like a pond of water? Or women? Which one do you consider “women” here? Territory or a resource?
- shunyaekam 3y agoIn this context, a resource.