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11336423 No.11336423[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

redpill me on transhumanism

>> No.11336433

Do you know what that's worth? Heaven is a place on Earth.

>> No.11336456

>>11336423
No such thing. Just a natural extension of darwinism in a deterministic sense.

>> No.11336534
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>>11336456
Are you sure about that ?
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Roko's_basilisk

>> No.11336591

>>11336534
The utility of punishment doesn't carry backwards in time. Even if I think Roko's basilisk would punish me for what I'm about to do, there would be use punishing me for what I end up doing, because that can't be undone: the basilisk can't accelarate his own creation.

>> No.11336629

>>11336423
>MUH PURPOSE
People should start making criticism that is not void for the idea they are attacking.
>>11336534
Resolved years ago.

>> No.11336643

>>11336629
>Resolved years ago
citation needed

>> No.11336651

AI can't be smarter than a human btw

>> No.11336668

>>11336651
today, maybe. machine learning is a real thing that they are making huge strides in right now.

>> No.11336680

>>11336643
Read this>>11336591

>> No.11336684

>>11336423
Read the Odyssey.

>> No.11336697

>>11336684
Care to extrapolate?

>> No.11336706

I unironically see general A.I. as the next step in the evolution of mankind and as a fair replacement for us, and I chose to study and work in this domain just because I want to contribute as much as possible to bringing about the singularity.

Transhumanism is basically this, except the faggots cling onto human life and hope that there is a place for us in the future.

>> No.11336712

>>11336706
>stemcucks hate people so much they want to get rid of them and turn us into literal machines
Laugh at them everyone, laugh at them

>> No.11336713

>>11336697
well basically its just start with the greeks

>> No.11336717

>>11336697
It deals with the reasons why a mortal whom given the chance to be a God would eventually chose to remain mortal. Among other things.

>> No.11336719

>>11336680
>the basilisk can't accelerate his own creation
isn't that exactly what roko's basilisk did? scared a fringe of the population into working for the unconditional progression of AI? That's the nice thing about a Pascalian wager like this, the imposition is enough to make people act regardless.

>> No.11336798

>>11336684
>>11336717
nihil novi sub sole

>> No.11336885

>>11336712
this lmao

>> No.11336889

>>11336668
Hahahahahaha.
Have you ever taken a machine learning course? It's all algorithms and statistics; you need a programmer to define elements.
Do you know what machine learning entails in non-meme terms?

>> No.11336921

Industrial society and its future.

>> No.11337050

>>11336423
Transhumanism the end goal of liberalism. Since its beginning liberalism has attempted to reduce all identities to the atomized, deracinated individual. The first collective identites to be destroyed were race, class, religion and gender - everyone is incentivized to forsake their nature and their inhertance to become indistinguishable units that can be allocated and moved within each of those axes without regard to their particular circumstances. Participating in any of these identities (race, class, religion, gender) has become completely optional and more or less dicouraged. Transhumanism is the next step where humanity, the only collective to which we all necessarily belong, becomes optional. The transhumanist agenda is to continue destroying and subverting all natural inclinations and healthy identities.

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>>11336456
>>11336706

>Believing in evolution

>> No.11337956

>>11336423
it's shit

>> No.11338015

>>11336889
Well of course you need a programmer to define elements lmao. What would you expect? That still doesn't rule out a future in which a program can be written which improves on it's own code (originally human made) through either brute-force self-replication or self augmentation. They have already developed machines that self assemble and "teach" themselves how to walk through experimentation and self-modification.

>> No.11338022

>>11336423

My diary desu

>> No.11338049

>>11336423
you can get a big dick through it