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Part of the problem is that it's not really possible or ethical to truly observe and tinker with it while it's running. I doubt we would have similar ethics co

Part of the problem is that it's not really possible or ethical to truly observe and tinker with it while it's running. I doubt we would have similar ethics concerns with a non-sapient alien computer, though we might have a more limited number of examples.

jijijijij 3y ago
We don't know how brains of our lab animals work either. We literally throw millions of chickens into meat shredders alive, daily. I don't think it's an ethics issue.
- BobaFloutist 3y ago
  Labs have higher (legally enforced) ethics standards than farms. And regardless, vivisection is pretty obviously more painful and less ethical than culling.