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> I dunno, you introduced this line of questioning > Why would a kid want to spend thousands of hours practicing with pencil and paper, when they can get a muc
by brigadier132 3y ago
> I dunno, you introduced this line of questioning
> Why would a kid want to spend thousands of hours practicing with pencil and paper, when they can get a much more impressive result by typing a couple of words on a web site?
No I did not introduce this line of questioning.
Anyway, it seems like a lot of "meaning" people get out of thing is actually completely based on pride and if there is something out there that can do it better it's not worth doing because their sense of pride is destroyed.
In essence, humans reject the potential for a scarcity free paradise because of lack of "meaning" (aka pride). It's almost biblical.
- the_af 3y agoYes, yes you did. Plus I edited my comment to elaborate more on why I disagree with your comment. Edit: so you don't care about meaning? It's one of the fundamental human traits, I think. Just existing isn't enough for a lot of people, and I disagree there's something biblical about this.
- brigadier132 3y agoI care more about peoples lives being better. I didnt introduce this line of questioning. Learn to reread and maybe tjink a little more deeply about the good outcomes of automating intelligence. You just have to be a complete moron to think more intelligence in the world is a bad thing.
- the_af 3y agoAh, insults in reply to polite conversation? Time for me to bow out of this trainwreck of an "argument".
- brigadier132 3y agoYou were never arguing in good faith anyway, good news is that progress will steamroll your stupid ideals.