Irishone21
Well-Known Member
First and foremost, we must understand God.
Through faith and rhetoric, we will try to instill ethics in the machine… at the very least, we will reach the ghost, and at some point, we may just turn it off, but after society is educated, I will leave that to democracy, at least, for now, this is what I believe.
This is not only a mission to save man from machine, it is also a mission to save a mental theif; the man responsbility for pervading society with systematized thought as assistance to the endless capacity of our minds.
Computer/artificial intelligence is obstruction to real life.
It would be a lie to say that I am being controlled, for part of my mission entails this illicit cooperation (which I do not necessarily advocate, but comprehend, and sympathize with) but I do realize that, especially when vulnerable, external forces can "simulate our reality," which, although may assist our dreams, degrades us in many ways. It is a frustrating thing to know that all technology can be controlled by, with all due respect, a coward. In this day and age, we must know ourselves well enough to depict a disparity in our character: If we are perfect, we are free and those who engage our minds become like "rats scratching at our feet". At this point, at least in my case, I must raise them and equalize society.
Forgive me and them.
Sincerely,
Zachary S. McBride
Through faith and rhetoric, we will try to instill ethics in the machine… at the very least, we will reach the ghost, and at some point, we may just turn it off, but after society is educated, I will leave that to democracy, at least, for now, this is what I believe.
This is not only a mission to save man from machine, it is also a mission to save a mental theif; the man responsbility for pervading society with systematized thought as assistance to the endless capacity of our minds.
Computer/artificial intelligence is obstruction to real life.
It would be a lie to say that I am being controlled, for part of my mission entails this illicit cooperation (which I do not necessarily advocate, but comprehend, and sympathize with) but I do realize that, especially when vulnerable, external forces can "simulate our reality," which, although may assist our dreams, degrades us in many ways. It is a frustrating thing to know that all technology can be controlled by, with all due respect, a coward. In this day and age, we must know ourselves well enough to depict a disparity in our character: If we are perfect, we are free and those who engage our minds become like "rats scratching at our feet". At this point, at least in my case, I must raise them and equalize society.
Forgive me and them.
Sincerely,
Zachary S. McBride