@elonmusk this is NOT the answer from Grok that I expected. It failed to understand the trolley problem multiple times. Might be worth checking why and making sure it can’t do this.
@JamesMelville Soft men make me hard, hard men make me soft…strong men make me hard again…the quote goes something like this…but I can’t remember exactly…
Currently running a social experiment: I’ve set this as my wallpaper and am counting the number of people who get suspicious around me. So far it’s been one per day.
@dubslife1 Can we allow people to kill people because they're angry with them? No. Does this man need to face criminal action? Yes. Can we understand wanting to destroy the knife carrying scum? Yes. Is this an overreaction? Yes. Is it a good thing if criminals fear this? Yes.
@AleMartnezR1 Likewise, if everything that can be experienced physically is material, then if not experienced physically, then not material, is false.
For your argument to work, you’d need a premise that said that if x can’t be experienced physically then it isn’t material.
@AleMartnezR1 Hello again NT. long time no see.
The logical flaw in this argument, is that you claim that what CAN be experienced physically is material, but that doesn’t mean that what cannot be experienced physically is not material. Eg, all xs are ys, therefore if not x then not y is false
@TheNorfolkLion What would be an appropriate realistic workable way to bond with the community? When one is critical of X, one should have in mind something better. What’s your alternative?
@AleMartnezR1 Ok. So there exist ideas that are about logically necessary things. But that doesn’t sound like the ideas being had by anyone is logically necessary. Just that the contingent ideas regard things that are necessary. But the ideas being had sounds like it’s still contingent.