okay time to do a quiz while sleepy before going ros lspep
same. if other people wont feel sad coz they still have the clone which is de facto me thereâs not much loss
nyaaaaaaaa if it werenât, like, ~12:30 am I would take this to its logical consequence and debate but nya nya nya
I believe that once consciousness is over, itâs over, and dead people have no conception of missing out.
so like, it literally wouldnât bother me. There is still, as long as I havenât been killed by something out, a âmeâ around continuing on etc.
and that me could teleport
hmmm. hurts my brain to think about that
A fantastic sci-fi idea would be to consider whether clones could have consciousness, since theyâre engineered to be perfect replicas of their former derivation; but while the typical resolution would be âthey start as a copy but then expand to be their own person as their experiences split in unique fashions, therefore they are individualâ, the connotations if they didnât have consciousness would be so much greater. What would that entail, how would the world react, would the clones know if they lacked consciousness or not? I prefer that idea from a worldbuilding stance because itâs so callous.
star wars
oh yeah youâre very smart about that. maybe they have no internal monologue
Imagine a wormhole as a door connecting from point A to point B simultaneously. If you could âteleportâ in that sense, effectively creating doors whenever you feel like it, your own state of motion has no reason to change.
So donât teleport mid-freefall.
or make them very creepy. uncanny valley. like zombies
well
if they lack consciousness, then they couldnât know that they lacked consciousness
unless you mean âwould they appear to act as if they knew thatâ
I havenât seen Star Wars.
The issue is that internal monologuing isnât a byproduct of consciousness, both as we can presume animals lack verbal thought without language, and as humans donât innately have the ability to think words in their mind. Aphantasia can take away your ability to think in pictures, others canât think in words, but (presumably) humans all have consciousness. Or do we? Who can say, but itâs the standard expectation.
Maybe thatâs all it would be.
only robots have consciousness
Presumably they would act like their original self, just without the ability to grow beyond such. If somebody asked âdo you have the ability to thinkâ, and werenât predisposed to lie, what might they say?
Could they create new ideas, could they strategise? Would they effectively just refine and repeat past actions forever?
Evidently. Zugbot, Arete and I, is anyone else likened to a bot on the regular?
It AI becomes very smart would u guys vote to give them rights? I would
m pretty sure you described it to a near T
some of them lack any thought but others do