ITT: I ask you stuff

Reply 20

username1392641

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Original post by Arithmeticae

what has been the biggest challenge in your life so far?

Hmm thats a good one :confused:

Probably going through my AS exams with a lot of personal and family problems going on....

Reply 21

SiminaM

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Ask me something deep :wink:

Reply 22

turn-to-page394

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Changing things round are we.... :colone:

Sounds a fun idea

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Original post by CescaD96

I'm waiting!

what habit do you want to break?

Original post by SiminaM

Ask me something deep :wink:

much potential for kinkiness but i'll keep it clean

is it possible for a computer to have a mind/conciousness?

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Original post by turn-to-page394

Changing things round are we.... :colone:

in soviet russia, ama asks you :wink:

do you resemble any famous people?

Original post by jshep000

Sounds a fun idea

what's your dream job?

Reply 26

SiminaM

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Original post by Arithmeticae

is it possible for a computer to have a mind/conciousness?

Artificial intelligence, that they have. But conciousness, no.
It's maths and informatics. Nothing but numbers, codes and solving schemes and stuff like that. All wrapped in a shiny cute package and futuristic design to make you think your computer is something special.

Reply 27

turn-to-page394

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Original post by Arithmeticae

in soviet russia, ama asks you :wink:

do you resemble any famous people?

#rebel

and no. hell no. :biggrin:

at least, not any famous people I know of. :rolleyes:

Reply 28

jshep000

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Original post by Arithmeticae

what's your dream job?

Not sure if classifies as job, but if I could pick, I would be a professional footballer all day every day :smile:

Reply 29

bettysroses

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Hey hey sounds interesting :smile:

ask ahead!

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Reply 30

Chlorophile

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Je voudrais avoir une question sil vous plait

Reply 31

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Original post by SiminaM

Artificial intelligence, that they have. But conciousness, no.
It's maths and informatics. Nothing but numbers, codes and solving schemes and stuff like that. All wrapped in a shiny cute package and futuristic design to make you think your computer is something special.

what do you mean by conciousness and what's the difference between having 'intelligence' and having a mind? :holmes:

Original post by turn-to-page394

#rebel

and no. hell no. :biggrin:

at least, not any famous people I know of. :rolleyes:

you sure? try this site and report back

http://www.pictriev.com

Original post by bettysroses

Hey hey sounds interesting :smile:

ask ahead!

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what are your opinions on the du-rag?

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Reply 32

Airmed

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Original post by Arithmeticae

what habit do you want to break?

Swearing. I've gotten into an awfully horrible habit of it lately.

Reply 33

SiminaM

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Original post by Arithmeticae

what do you mean by conciousness and what's the difference between having 'intelligence' and having a mind? :holmes:

Conciousness means having a moral systems, having values and principles. A computer will never feel guilty for ex. Nor will it feel happy.
Intelligence - when talking about computers - means algorithms and numerical calculations. A mind means so much more: it means having personal opinions, having likes and dislikes, an unique personality etc. it is much more complex than intelligence. Computers have an incomplete 'mind': all they have is intelligence but nothing more.

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Original post by Chlorophile

Je voudrais avoir une question sil vous plait

je ne parles pas francais

would you ever consider doing drugs?

Original post by SiminaM

Conciousness means having a moral systems, having values and principles. A computer will never feel guilty for ex. Nor will it feel happy.
Intelligence - when talking about computers - means algorithms and numerical calculations. A mind means so much more: it means having personal opinions, having likes and dislikes, an unique personality etc. it is much more complex than intelligence. Computers have an incomplete 'mind': all they have is intelligence but nothing more.

conciousness is independent from morality

i think there's been work into simulating neural processes using computers, so if a computer can accurately reproduce the mechanisms of the human brain what is there that prevents it from having the same cognitive capabilities as any normal person?

Reply 35

SiminaM

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Original post by Arithmeticae

conciousness is independent from morality

i think there's been work into simulating neural processes using computers, so if a computer can accurately reproduce the mechanisms of the human brain what is there that prevents it from having the same cognitive capabilities as any normal person?

You see people breaking their limits all the time. Computers will never do that. All this sci fi research that's been going on lately, I don't support it. Computers won't be able to process the surroundings as complex as humans can. Mind is not just intelligence, it is also perception and interpretation.
And a mechanic/robotic mind can't think 'outside the box'. It can't be innovative and creative. This is why a computer's mind will never be as complex as a human's. It won't be able to generate brand new ideas only recycle old ones.

Reply 36

Chlorophile

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Original post by Arithmeticae

would you ever consider doing drugs?

Well I use medicinal drugs but if you mean recreational drugs then no, probably not. I mean I can't predict the future but I can't see myself ever wanting to take them, alcohol included.