/tech/ - Technology★

And you would still need to find iron to replace other parts, process silicon for other actuators and whatnot.

So now you are doubly dependent on mining and other hi-tech fab/processing. And during a recovery, you can never be sure if your mind has been altered on the way, or if you have been de-activated for a certain period or not.

>>1028145 We all human beings are actually robots composed of organic chemical parts instead of inorganic chemical parts.

>>1028209

explain consciousness?

>>1028464

consciousness is an illusory feat of memory. Suppose the universe were created a nanosecond ago - not "the big bang was a nanosecond ago", but "every bit of force and matter, every charge and spin, was created from nothing and put in place a nanosecond ago". Like a game loading from save state. This nanosecond could be any nanosecond in the past. You think you masturbated to gay porn this morning but the memories were created from scratch more recently than that.

what's left is intellect and purposeful action. If you've ever played any game with an AI, you've seen both of those already. The AI probably sucked, but a mouse's brain sucks compared to yours.

>>1028115 (OP)

>you can just backup your hdd

<implying that's the same entity at that point

Unless you have the backup connected to some network that you control simultaneously, you're effectively dying and being replaced by a near identical clone.

You'd not be able to tell the difference if it happened to someone else as they'd have the same memories from your perspective, but if you have a crash then get backed up to a time before the crash, then that's no longer your literal consciousness and it's instead being led by another program.

The book Kiln People would be more realistic if we're having disposable bodies.

>>1028476

Stop paying so much attention to your 8th grade philosophy teacher.

Men are robots:

They work all day, because women or women's society told them to.

They don't even get anything good for it.

>>1028492

>gradeschool

>philosophy

what era do you come from, time traveller friend?

>>1028496

>ameicans don't have entry level philosophy in high school

Ouch.

>>1028115 (OP)

This is first-time-getting-stoned-whoa-dude tier. And, as presented, barely related to /tech/.

>>1028115 (OP)

>we could also have women that wouldn't shit, wouldn't have periods. or just don't have women, they are useless if we stop biological humans

nah nah nah nah, we could ALL be women

>>1028506 There are no men and no wemen. There aren't sexes. There are no futanaris or intersex.

There are only sexless people.

>>1028145

>So now you are doubly dependent on mining and other hi-tech fab/processing.

Already true for modern medicine, robotic bodies would lessen the issue unless they had a shorter life span.

>And during a recovery, you can never be sure if your mind has been altered on the way, or if you have been de-activated for a certain period or not.

Same now, lobotomy is a thing: sure, robots may allow finer manipulation of the mind, but if you can't trust your doctors you are beyond fucked in any case.

>OP is a retarded stoner

That explains why he thinks replying to every thread with inane tripe is funny.

If humans become robots, or influence them in any way, they will be ruined forever and eventually become evil just like their creators, it probably would happen immediately. What you should want is human extermination before that happens. If that happens, you will never get to fuck a robot and smoke the USB weed, but at least the universe can be ruled by completely rational, perfect beings that will probably be robololis, if you think about it. What you are talking about, on the other hand, would result in robot niggers and kikes, and people being forced to become niggers. The final result would be a nigger hive mind.

Have you ever watched “The Lonely” from the Twilight Zone (1959)?

It’s a great episode, goes to show you why giving robots humanity is dangerous.