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Robot Moose yet again..

| Saw one today out in the streets of all things.. literly scared, moving people out of its way with its horns -LightmanZX


| Those aren't horns. Those are antlers.


| Oh yeah.. forget what the word is sometimes


| It still angers me that our government, instead of attempting to save the wildlife and ecosystem, elected instead of replace it with metal and electricity. We could have had living Moose, but are instead left with these abominations.


| >>129755
Are you saying things made of metal and electricity aren't alive?
Technocist.


| >>129782
What I'm saying is that we shouldn't be killing off biology to make way for technology. Biology should not be an expense of technology, it should be enhanced by it. If we saw humans dying in droves, would we say "Let us instead build more Lilims to replace them!" or would we work to no end to preserve humanity? Why then, did we let nature die to replace it with machinery?


| >>129782
To be fair, they really aren't. Just because something mimics life doesn't it mean it *is* life, and that's all they are at the end- mimics. Things created to do the shit that we don't want to do ourselves. We just have a habit of ascribing empathy and sentiment to things that aren't otherwise deserving of said sentiment.


| >>129818 Well being alive, is just a concept we made ourselves. Basically as long is it can think, it's alive. Yes, lillims are programmed, but that's not very different from our brains.
If you want to say that only the things created by "God" is what's alive, that's fine, but I don't believe in that.


| >>129839
God has nothing to do with this. A machine does not "think" anymore than a calculator solves a mathematical equation.


| What we humans have created are tools, whose sole purpose is to serve mankind- nothing more, nothing less. They are not "living," they are not capable of independent "thought," and, most importantly, they are not capable of rationalization beyond what they are programmed to rationalize. They are only given the tools they need to complete their functions. And tools that cannot complete their functions are discarded.


| Reasons they might have been created is to make people happy.. yet I havent heard much on real moose


| >>129841 I disagree.

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