Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
Would you enjoy a punch to the back of the head during your massage?Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
Ever heard of alien hand syndrome?Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
Ever heard of alien hand syndrome?
I find it feels good because it softens sore muscles.....the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right....
Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
No.Think about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?
Some ways of computer-generating pseudorandom numbers involve timing unpredictable external inputs (e.g. user input), so don't involve hackable algorithms.We could probably build a robotic random massage generator, but I don't think anyone would say thank you.
BTW, random number generators from computers aren't random... turns out it's really hard to get a random number. Might be a counter-argument, at least as strong as the one you are making.
Random numbers are not Random!
I once tried to crack Keno based on this... my thought was, if I could get the first few sequences at the beginning of the day and brute force figure out the seed it used before the end of the day, I'd know every answer it was going to come up with for the rest of the day...
but a) it was a lot more complex than I was giving it credit for (I think they gave some people like me some thought along the way I'm pretty sure it also chooses a random number of random numbers in between each actual 'winning' random number that it reports on a given run
and b) I had nowhere near the computing power I needed even if it didn't
Of course, that was back in the early 2000's.
Still might be easier to mine Keno than bitcoin though
Some ways of computer-generating pseudorandom numbers involve timing unpredictable external inputs (e.g. user input), so don't involve hackable algorithms.
.. 'Another day .. another Doug' (or pseudoscientific belief) .. :I think that this can open up the doors to ideas like higher dimensions of spirit (such as emanuel swedenborgs descriptions of heaven and how spirits influence us) via things like new physics and new types of quantum entanglement. they draw some ideas by A.N. Whitehead too, his type of "panpsychism". they are taking an attempt at furthering the conceptions of quantum gravity and consciousness.
I think that freedom can only exist if higher realities like spirit are involved due to freedom and thus spirit being higher on the metaphysical hierarchy. what appears to be determinism is just a limitation and crystallization of higher and more fundamental realities though I suspect that one must develop themselves in order to maintain a spiritual freedom, which is why many people who don't bother much with themselves have their freedom hijacked by outward forces. if one does not have an active freedom their passivity still acts as their freedom. if one is not alive then they tend to be dead and the symbol of what death vs life implies is pretty obvious. this is why Jesus told us something like "to know God is to know life everlasting". and such things as that "with the spirit there is liberty" and "you shall know the truth and it makes you free".
I guess you don't know who roger penrose is. ofc I have ideas that he does not, he is much more of a scientist than I and his scientific tribe looks down upon ideas such as God so it's not reasonable to think that in general scientific types of persons in this age have the same kinds of metaphysics as someone like I would. I understand that when your main identity is that of a scientist that you will tend to use things like empiricism and skepticism more than normies. it comes with the job even though it's easy enough to be more than only those things... 'Another day .. another Doug' (or pseudoscientific belief) .. :
You'd have ta see the movie. Korg, (the rock being with the New Zealander accent) has a friend, 'Doug', who is dead because he lost to the incredible Hulk in a gladiator tournament. Everyone who goes up against the Hulk ends up dead .. and when Thor has a go, (as the clip shows), he basically ends up pretty much the same way .. so when Korg sees the end coming for Thor, he turns away and sighs: 'Another day .. another Doug'... I don't understand the meme but i'm sure its funny. if you want to explain it to me you might afford me a laugh.
NoThink about it, when you`re having a massage the only reason it feels so good is because it`s random, right, so a machine couldn`t do the same thing, don`t that prove that the randomness in the movement of hands prove that the person has free will?