Too complicate for me.
Boy that sounds exactly like a Hillary Clinton quote during the 2016 campaign trail speech, Or was it when she was First Lady, or was it running for the Senate of New York.Jinn Martini » 27 Jun 2022, 6:03 am » wrote: ↑ Too complicate for me.
I'll leave it to omh to make all that even less understandable.
He's the best when it comes to here and now from cradle to grave **** .
I will attempt to answer these questions by making a couple of assumptions:Vegas » 26 Jun 2022, 12:53 pm » wrote: ↑ In conclusion: Two questions:
1. What if we are AI bots for a species that we are unaware of?
2. would AI bots be unaware of us?
Prediction
1. Veghead will say "you are a **** moron."
That was a movie reference, brain child.omh » 27 Jun 2022, 5:30 am » wrote: ↑ Hills don't have eyes, life times have eyes and the hills are just the ground they inhabit space on. Instincts are combined at conception, intellect is learned after birth, intelligence is understanding what separates being one of a kind where those sharing one mentality refuse to accept how, why, each which, what, where, when, who they are here now since conceived to dead ratio of total sum half life replacements 100% never duplicated prior or after conceived.
Thermodynamics is evolving here now as eternally separated in current ever changing total sum forward. Minds that cannot explain eternity won't accept being eternally separated as displaced.
It is the will of the people denying now is eternity that corrupts this species inside out each generation.
I knew that. Everything you defend reality with came from arts and entertainment working spiritual fantasies to science fiction to social fruition acted out historically each generation added upto current events.Deezer Shoove » 27 Jun 2022, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ That was a movie reference, brain child.
Go play house. That's gotta be a scary **** mess for you.
What are the 4 dimensions? 3 spatial dimensions and one color-based dimension?omh » 27 Jun 2022, 8:00 am » wrote: ↑
need a couple of 4 dimensional graph of what that looks like?https://i.postimg.cc/FRHMp2RC/Picture-173.jpg
Vegas » 26 Jun 2022, 9:46 pm » wrote: ↑ The idea that it can think. It gives a new meaning to what 'thinking' means relating to humans. Computers can compute, but they don't think in the same manner that we do. However, AI is designed to think like us, but better.
space time continuum.Skans » 27 Jun 2022, 8:11 am » wrote: ↑ What are the 4 dimensions? 3 spatial dimensions and one color-based dimension?
omh » 27 Jun 2022, 8:54 am » wrote: ↑ space time continuum.
evolving is inclusive to each separate form occupying space currently being the time they all exist in series parallel displacement universal scale to each detail in this atmosphere.
That comes from the basic "The whole is equal to total sum of all its parts.". Life in this atmosphere as a whole is everything individually occupying space geographically here living now.
no exemptions or exclusions debating what else is possible throughout history into current events.
two dimension blueprint https://i.postimg.cc/X75TqHby/Picture-149.jpg for this https://i.postimg.cc/9XK6W3vh/Picture-151.jpg
2 dimensional blueprint https://i.postimg.cc/x1RpNBFq/Picture-154.jpg for this https://i.postimg.cc/3wtqVzgz/Picture-152.jpg.
first one is me mocking philosophy of think outside a box. because nobody can know what is in it until opened. there are 8 sides to that box. it's My Pandora's Box.
second one is me mocking clock and calendar relative time as there are 24 spaces on 6 sides 8 interior corners with 8 open ended speculation to travel away from the 7th degree of ancestral separation of each individual lifetime since conceived after inception of their DNA code streaming the population occupying space here.
You still demand playing literal, figurative, relative, social truths are separate as church and state of minds to heart, mind, body, soul of each contextual social identity alive with life being larger than mutually evolving here now saving ideologies cradle to grave before completely understanding the gravity of limited to mutually evolving now?
How many generations existed since dawn of civilization in this atmosphere? History is only about 6,000 years old. I use 20 year cycle for simplicity making the guess 300.
been 101 since New Testament Claiming Jesus was son of God and that was composed 300 years after he died when Rome converted from Paganism to Christianity.
Here's the real deal - a three dimensional paper cube, in and of itself, can only be 3 dimensions. Now, I noticed that you added color to the cube, and color can be used to simulate another dimension, making it a 4 dimensional cube. When you unfold the cube, it's no longer a cube, so I don't need to address anything beyond that, since in your original photo, it was a cube and not an unfolded piece of paper.omh » 27 Jun 2022, 8:54 am » wrote: ↑ space time continuum.
evolving is inclusive to each separate form occupying space currently being the time they all exist in series parallel displacement universal scale to each detail in this atmosphere.
That comes from the basic "The whole is equal to total sum of all its parts.". Life in this atmosphere as a whole is everything individually occupying space geographically here living now.
no exemptions or exclusions debating what else is possible throughout history into current events.
two dimension blueprint https://i.postimg.cc/X75TqHby/Picture-149.jpg for this https://i.postimg.cc/9XK6W3vh/Picture-151.jpg
2 dimensional blueprint https://i.postimg.cc/x1RpNBFq/Picture-154.jpg for this https://i.postimg.cc/3wtqVzgz/Picture-152.jpg.
first one is me mocking philosophy of think outside a box. because nobody can know what is in it until opened. there are 8 sides to that box. it's My Pandora's Box.
second one is me mocking clock and calendar relative time as there are 24 spaces on 6 sides 8 interior corners with 8 open ended speculation to travel away from the 7th degree of ancestral separation of each individual lifetime since conceived after inception of their DNA code streaming the population occupying space here.
You still demand playing literal, figurative, relative, social truths are separate as church and state of minds to heart, mind, body, soul of each contextual social identity alive with life being larger than mutually evolving here now saving ideologies cradle to grave before completely understanding the gravity of limited to mutually evolving now?
How many generations existed since dawn of civilization in this atmosphere? History is only about 6,000 years old. I use 20 year cycle for simplicity making the guess 300.
been 101 since New Testament Claiming Jesus was son of God and that was composed 300 years after he died when Rome converted from Paganism to Christianity.
because I am in topic of artificial intelligence created by working theories and practiced theologies always suggesting there is no such thing as a physical point of eternity. and this moment is actually it.SJConspirator » 27 Jun 2022, 9:00 am » wrote: ↑ Vegas, are you keeping this guys posts in here cuz they are so interesting to read?
inaccurate, that piece of paper is 4 dimensional. it is inorganic from organic wood murdered to create paper to place vocabulary on to govern each generation as generations prior. Rule of law and ordering ancestries to sacrifice their biological time to serve ideological timing of making believe evolving exceeds being alive now.Skans » 27 Jun 2022, 9:08 am » wrote: ↑ Here's the real deal - a three dimensional paper cube, in and of itself, can only be 3 dimensions. Now, I noticed that you added color to the cube, and color can be used to simulate another dimension, making it a 4 dimensional cube. When you unfold the cube, it's no longer a cube, so I don't need to address anything beyond that, since in your original photo, it was a cube and not an unfolded piece of paper.
So, I'll ask again, did you intend on the color on that cube representing a separate dimension?
Not dimensions - therefore, disregarded. You failed to answer the question I posed to you. You will receive no further questions from me.omh » 27 Jun 2022, 9:18 am » wrote: ↑ inaccurate, that piece of paper is 4 dimensional. it is inorganic from organic wood murdered
ha ha ha ha I didn't give you the answer you desired. I went beyond what you speculate life should be all the way to how it actually evolves in plain sight currently changing total sum details forward here.Skans » 27 Jun 2022, 9:45 am » wrote: ↑ Not dimensions - therefore, disregarded. You failed to answer the question I posed to you. You will receive no further questions from me.
As usual, your post are well thought out. Very nice.Skans » 27 Jun 2022, 7:35 am » wrote: ↑ I will attempt to answer these questions by making a couple of assumptions:
First Assumption
What we call "God" could be such a species you describe. If we take the existence of God as true, then God told us he gave mankind "free will". We are pretty much left to our own actions and deeds which seemingly have no unified or unitary purpose. So, even if we are machines created by the All Might, or even another race of non-humans, then we do not meet the definition of a AI Bots. There is no seeming intention to make us perform or do things for the betterment of another species.
Second Assumption
Leaving the "God" question out of it. Let's try to go down the rabbit hole that another species created us. I would refute such a premise by pointing out a few things:Therefore, based on logic because 1) there is no evidence that Humans were created as Bots to perform some useful function for another species; 2) We appear to have free will to chart our own destinies within the confines of our own existence; and 3) at some point the creators could not have been created by others, I surmise that we were not created bots by and for an alien species.
- There is no evidence of any near-by non-human race or civilization which could travel to Earth without huge expenditures of time and energy. Our species is uniquely tailored to every aspect of Earth, down to the cellular and even elemental level, and we are not likely to have evolved or have been created on some other planet.
- Even assuming that some species did create us, we seem to have "free will" and are not performing any type of robotic functions to benefit any other race. So, to what end are we AI Bots performing functions for another species? There is no evidence of this at all.
- Who created our creators? At some point, there would have to be a species that was not created by any other species (taking God out of the equation for a moment). So, in examining this we must conclude that our creators evolved naturally (again, taking the Divine out of the discussion), but we did not. This is a paradox, as there are no signs that we were created by another species, and any other creator-species (or their creators, on and on) at some point would have had to spring forth and develop on its own. So, if this can happen to others, why could it not have happened to Humans?
4. what is the natural limit to possibilities life is more than the time reproductions have now? Build a machine that can replicate another machine, but it won't have the sense of proportion instincts have in a brain that experience evolving from a fertilized cell being the brain in a body never same form shaped when entering space time continuum with limited to being one of a kind.Vegas » 27 Jun 2022, 9:50 am » wrote: ↑ As usual, your post are well thought out. Very nice.
1) But evidence is in the perspective of our lens. Are ants (or any insects) aware that there is more land than the one they occupy? Are they aware of different species in China? They are only aware of the evidence from the lens of being an ant. Likewise, we are only aware of any species from the human lens. Can we prove that we are all not in some larger container possessed by a higher species? Ants think the world is contained in what is around them.
2) This is what leads to my thought experiment. Our DNA programs each of us. It dictates our behavior and thoughts. We don't dictate our DNA, it was programmed in us. Therefore, how much free will do we really have if we were born with a priori programmed system?
3) I see no reason why a creator could not be created by others. We are creating AI bots, that in of itself proves, it to be possible.
I like your Ant analysis. In fact, I have often wondered (and sometimes argued) whether any ant has ever look up at the night sky and seen stars, not necessarily in the same way that Humans do. I am aware of the very limited ability of Humans to even perceive of the world and universe around us. We can only sense a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum; most of it goes completely unnoticed by us. We cannot even see most gasses, or 99.999% of what is beneath the surface of our planet. In a sense we live in one-dimensional space on top of a sphere, not much different than the ant.Vegas » 27 Jun 2022, 9:50 am » wrote: ↑ As usual, your post are well thought out. Very nice.
1) But evidence is in the perspective of our lens. Are ants (or any insects) aware that there is more land than the one they occupy? Are they aware of different species in China? They are only aware of the evidence from the lens of being an ant. Likewise, we are only aware of any species from the human lens. Can we prove that we are all not in some larger container possessed by a higher species? Ants think the world is contained in what is around them.
You are overstating this. DNA does not dictate behavior or thought. DNA does only two things - replicate and make proteins. Really, that is all DNA does. Further, protein synthesis only tangentially affects thought.2) This is what leads to my thought experiment. Our DNA programs each of us. It dictates our behavior and thoughts.
I would have to agree on this.We don't dictate our DNA, it was programmed in us.
A lot, actually, Like I said, DNA can only do two things - manufacture proteins and replicate. That is a far cry from "programing" as we know it. I challenge you to link up DNA's synthesis of proteins with logical thought and reasoning.Therefore, how much free will do we really have
I'm not saying it can't. But, at some iteration, there must be a species that was not created by another species (taking God out of the equation). So, before I buy into any thought experiment that presupposes we were created by another intelligent species, you would have to first explain to me how the original creators were created. Otherwise, you're just logically kicking the can down the road.3) I see no reason why a creator could not be created by others.
Well, it proves something is possible. It does not prove that we are capable of making a machine that thinks the same way humans do.We are creating AI bots, that in of itself proves, it to be possible.
Vegas » 27 Jun 2022, 9:50 am » wrote: ↑ As usual, your post are well thought out. Very nice.
1) But evidence is in the perspective of our lens. Are ants (or any insects) aware that there is more land than the one they occupy? Are they aware of different species in China? They are only aware of the evidence from the lens of being an ant. Likewise, we are only aware of any species from the human lens. Can we prove that we are all not in some larger container possessed by a higher species? Ants think the world is contained in what is around them.
2) This is what leads to my thought experiment. Our DNA programs each of us. It dictates our behavior and thoughts. We don't dictate our DNA, it was programmed in us. Therefore, how much free will do we really have if we were born with a priori programmed system?
3) I see no reason why a creator could not be created by others. We are creating AI bots, that in of itself proves, it to be possible.
SJConspirator » 27 Jun 2022, 11:07 am » wrote: ↑ DNA does not “program “ us. DNA is simply genetic markers that determine physical traits. DNA does influence behavior, as does environment so I agree with your point about free will, it’s an illusion
Epigenetics involves looking at the “epigenome,” which scientists describe as a layer of “chemical tags” wrapped around our protein-covered DNA. The epigenome “marks” can influence the physical structure of the genome, which in turn can dictate which genes are active or inactive. While our DNA code doesn’t change, the epigenome can. Specific “tags” can react to outside influences, which can adjust how the body reads that gene.
I disagree. We thi k of things because we are a product of evolution. Our thinking is supposed to increase our reproductive fitness...which ultimately is the point of everything we doVegas » 26 Jun 2022, 11:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Same question can be asked of us. Why should we think of anything? Mostly, because we can.