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I'm not sure that we can say that feelings are learned.

• FrustratedMonky 11mo ago
  When you get burned, you learn to fear fire. Sure, humans come with some baked in weights, but others are learned.
  • lesuorac 11mo ago
    I think the associations are learned but not the feelings are learned. Like some people feel great joy when an American flag burns while others feel upset. If you accidentally delete a friends hard drive you'll feel sad but if you were intentionally sabotaging a company you'll feel proud at the success. i.e. joy and happiness are innate not learned.
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  • satvikpendem 11mo ago
    See how clinical socio- and psychopaths behave. They only emulate feelings (particularly when it's convenient for them) but they don't have the capacity to feel in their brain. The same is true for LLMs.
    • wredcoll 11mo ago
      This is a hollywood level pop-science view. Real people are vastly more complicated and do in fact feel things, even if it's not a "normal" way.