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Labor camp

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List of choices (would you like to be killed by woodchipper, firing squad, gascambers...)

8 (40%)

Choose how to die (with restrictions, or course, no "I want to be nuked in the dining hall")

6 (30%)

Generic Lethal injection

1 (5%)

Electroshock

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Life in prison

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Total Members Voted: 20

[10ebbor10]

but if its human mind refuses because it saw news on tv where it shows all the horrors on earth and its creativity forced him to kill you while you sleep ?

Emergency AI shutdown protocol. Btw, the Ai is going to be a bay12'er. They're not going to mind horrors on Earth.

[miauw62]

but if its human mind refuses because it saw news on tv where it shows all the horrors on earth and its creativity forced him to kill you while you sleep ?

Emergency AI shutdown protocol. Btw, the Ai is going to be a bay12'er. They're not going to mind horrors on Earth.

This.

Also, first you say that you need creativity, then you say that its a bad thing. Somebody is a caveman

[brainfreez]

i just prove it will never be perfect like a real human mind .

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

*crosses fingers* oh high and mighty leader?

Are you referring to me, or someone else in that question?

Just need some clarification.

Referring to king DZA. (I voted for Misko)
I technically outrank you, but you can be head of the planning sub-department.
And tactical consultant to the military. (if you want)

Ah, I wasn't sure who you were referring to.  And I will take that job.

[Helgoland]

i just prove it will never be perfect like a real human mind .

Bit of a stretch to call that a proof, isn't it? Our brain is - for all we know - just a bit of matter arranged in a peculiar way. That means it is perfectly possible to simulate it in silico - just like anything else, really.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2108#comic
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1470#comic

[10ebbor10]

i just prove it will never be perfect like a real human mind .

Bit of a stretch to call that a proof, isn't it? Our brain is - for all we know - just a bit of matter arranged in a peculiar way. That means it is perfectly possible to simulate it in silico - just like anything else, really.

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2108#comic
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1470#comic

Yup, free will is an illusion. Our brains are just a complex chemical reaction.

[brainfreez]

i know , everything we think is just a small electronic impulse .

[miauw62]

This means that it is possible to perfectly emulate a human mind using code.

[brainfreez]

but how will you extract the information ? brain tissue is extremely unstable , one mistake and the information is lost forever .

[miauw62]

Dont make mistakes.

And with long expirimenting, we could get the code to be right. Aperture science did it, we can do it too.

[brainfreez]

i see , the brain information extracting would allow us to freeze all our memories in computers and never forget them .

[Helgoland]

i see , the brain information extracting would allow us to freeze all our memories in computers and never forget them .

That the brain already does, we just usually don't have access.

Also, no idealists here? No 'cogito ergo sum?' Damn, I was looking forward to a philosophy derail

[miauw62]

To b12, or not to b12.

Not really a question.

[brainfreez]

i suggest not to b12 .

[miauw62]

Agh, so many meanings.