Because it is gradually degenerating our power to imagine and create. — javi2541997
But I see it wrong if I ask the AI to write a children's literature book by itself, with me being the one who writes the prompts. — javi2541997
That is the real threat to democracy. — Fire Ologist
Rightists responded (mostly with prayer and inspiration to engage in more speech). — Fire Ologist
The challenge, it seems, is how to persuade someone with a strongly libertarian or individualist orientation that communitarian values might offer a more viable or meaningful framework for social life. — Tom Storm
Trump is clearly highly political and cares deeply about political issues. — AmadeusD
A fly evading a swat is another. — noAxioms
That it has become popular as a "solution" to the Fine Tuning Problem to me is sort of baffling. To my mind, it represents an essentially religious commitment to the essentially aesthetic ideals of "naturalism" to posit "everything possible happens" as a solution to the threat of life seeming vanishingly unlikely otherwise. — Count Timothy von Icarus
I'm talking about the activity that perceives, retrieves stored information, weighs multiple options and chooses one over the others — Patterner
Is the imposition of this kind of specific life in new areas of the universe any more morally questionable than the impositions of any kind of life anywhere? — Nils Loc
I'm really not sure what you're asking. — Patterner
Sometimes it’s hard to remember that something that seems completely obvious to one person is not even imaginable for another. — T Clark
No. I'm trying to think of it that way now, but not having any luck. — Patterner
I believe the idea is that the mind is a physical process. It's a verb. As is a basketball game. What color is a basketball game? How much does it weigh? How big is it? — Patterner
The destruction of "Nazi Germany" is not the same as the systematic hunting down of anyone associated with "Hamas" to the point that it's OK to kill unarmed civilians and topple down Hospitals or civilian living quarters or stop aid from coming in to starve out anyone that might be associated in order to take over the land. — Moliere
That'd count as an example of "genocide": MW: "the deliberate and systematic destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group" — Moliere
I've noticed that everyone around me is happy Kirk is dead, not happy that people are going around shooting each other, just happy one jackass is gone. — frank
There are plenty of times in history where 'fear of the other' is the proper, rational response. — BitconnectCarlos
Also, this has nothing to do with Trump. — Outlander
That's the whole schtick, ": But." The 'but' is the whole point here, and the colon is apt. The rest is just the necessary window dressing needed to get to the 'but'. The caveat on not deserving murder is also pretty wild.
"Fucked up" is the correct description here. — Leontiskos
It is the same in the “sacrifice” regard. The trade off of lives is analogous, not the reasons why or even what those lives are traded for. We are willing to trade lives, if it is a problem to trade lives (for anything… I think) then cars are a much better place to start than guns numbers wise.
Anyway, obviously I didnt state the analogy clearly enough and I hope that even if you disagree its at least more clear what I meant. — DingoJones
Killing doesn't change anything. Not really. Not after a time. — Outlander
Which is what brought me to the question: If you can't outvote Trump, et al., what's the other option? — Moliere