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Why did God create humans?
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"Why did God create humans?"
Actually, humans created 'god.'
Actually, humans created 'god.'
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Intelligent people don't get scammed out of their money by bogus cults with made up religious books. Please try again.No. God made us because it is the nature of intelligence to create intelligence.God made humans because he got tired of giving everyone a free ride around His Kingdom and had to figure out a way to make everyone pay.
That has nothing to with it is the nature of intelligence to create intelligence. Do you really need for me to point out how human beings created artificial intelligence?Intelligent people don't get scammed out of their money by bogus cults with made up religious books. Please try again.No. God made us because it is the nature of intelligence to create intelligence.God made humans because he got tired of giving everyone a free ride around His Kingdom and had to figure out a way to make everyone pay.
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Artificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?That has nothing to with it is the nature of intelligence to create intelligence. Do you really need for me to point out how human beings created artificial intelligence?Intelligent people don't get scammed out of their money by bogus cults with made up religious books. Please try again.No. God made us because it is the nature of intelligence to create intelligence.God made humans because he got tired of giving everyone a free ride around His Kingdom and had to figure out a way to make everyone pay.
Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
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Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
My cat has intelligence, yet he creates nothing. You fail.Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
Really? How do you define intelligence?Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?My cat has intelligence, yet he creates nothing. You fail.Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
"The consciousness problem was hardly avoidable by one who has spent most of his life studying mechanisms of vision. We have learned a lot, we hope to learn much more; but none of it touches or even points, however tentatively, in the direction of what it means to see. Our observations in human eyes and nervous systems and in those of frogs are basically much alike. I know that I see; but does a frog see? It reacts to light; so do cameras, garage doors, any number of photoelectric devices. But does it see? Is it aware that it is reacting? There is nothing I can do as a scientist to answer that question, no way that I can identify either the presence or absence of consciousness. I believe consciousness to be a permanent condition that involves all sensation and perception. Consciousness seems to me to be wholly impervious to science." George Wald
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My cat is also conscious, otherwise he'd be unconscious, lol.Really? How do you define intelligence?Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?My cat has intelligence, yet he creates nothing. You fail.Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
"The consciousness problem was hardly avoidable by one who has spent most of his life studying mechanisms of vision. We have learned a lot, we hope to learn much more; but none of it touches or even points, however tentatively, in the direction of what it means to see. Our observations in human eyes and nervous systems and in those of frogs are basically much alike. I know that I see; but does a frog see? It reacts to light; so do cameras, garage doors, any number of photoelectric devices. But does it see? Is it aware that it is reacting? There is nothing I can do as a scientist to answer that question, no way that I can identify either the presence or absence of consciousness. I believe consciousness to be a permanent condition that involves all sensation and perception. Consciousness seems to me to be wholly impervious to science." George Wald
Really, you must have a low standard for consciousness and intelligence.My cat is also conscious, otherwise he'd be unconscious, lol.Really? How do you define intelligence?Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?My cat has intelligence, yet he creates nothing. You fail.Artificial intelligence - WikipediaArtificial intelligence created by man. You mean god?
"The consciousness problem was hardly avoidable by one who has spent most of his life studying mechanisms of vision. We have learned a lot, we hope to learn much more; but none of it touches or even points, however tentatively, in the direction of what it means to see. Our observations in human eyes and nervous systems and in those of frogs are basically much alike. I know that I see; but does a frog see? It reacts to light; so do cameras, garage doors, any number of photoelectric devices. But does it see? Is it aware that it is reacting? There is nothing I can do as a scientist to answer that question, no way that I can identify either the presence or absence of consciousness. I believe consciousness to be a permanent condition that involves all sensation and perception. Consciousness seems to me to be wholly impervious to science." George Wald
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Mudda
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