Bakery Hill wrote:Senkaku wrote:Years/decades away if it's possible at all, based on our current ideas. It's possible that you can't just give a machine a soul. I'm inclined to believe it is, but some people think it's hopeless.
You admitted you don't know what a soul is? I don't know why you're continuing along this line.
No one does. The entire point of this was to point out to Oil how stupid his idea about a sex doll that was actually indistinguishable from a person is. We don't even know what a soul is, we think we're maybe decades away from making one in a lab (assuming that's possible), and we can't even properly simulate even soulless human intelligence.
It is- if it can't have an emotional bond with you at all, even a minor one, then it can't mimic a human.
Yes- and humans and human sexuality and our desires go deeper than that.
Am I a rabidly individualistic libertine supporting my hedonism above all else or am I naively falling for a Disney version of society where people have emotional needs and desires that actually outweigh sex and pleasure? Make up your mind, Bakery. :^)
As if one can't be both at the same time? That Disney shit is just another sentimental balm that prevents us from confronting truths about ourselves and we're where going.
I'll put you down for "undecided", then? Or "whichever suits my mood"?
Bakery Hill wrote:I specifically mentioned the elderly. These problems aren't confined to the youth.
That's true, I suppose this has some Luddism in addition to the whole "kids today muh societal decline."












