/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4606790
>If they were capable of electro communication then they would not also communicate normally, yes?
Horrible logic.

Humans are capable of communicating verbally, visually, bodily, and physically.

Why would you ever assume that people, let alone dolphins, would rely on just a single form of communication? It takes a variety of languages combined to communicate an idea optimally.

Image very related.

>I hadn’t read any of this until I had that overwhelming feeling at my computer that the Moon was artificial and was being used to control life on this planet.

Translation:
>I did shrooms and the moon looked weird and shit

>>4336144
>Thank god the hard sciences are left unscathed
Have you solved that whole "neutrino" issue yet?

Just askin'.

>>4289533
If these AI's were so smart, then why didn't they just convince humans to simply kill themselves off?

No. Seriously. Convincing people to not have children is an amazingly easy thing to do. Just offer rewards to people who reach past a certain age who didn't have children because they proved to be "Responsible members who chose their community over their own genetics".

You don't even need to force people to quit having children when you do it like this. So many people would hop on this band-wagon that it would be considered taboo not to if you build them all to the right mentality.

If AI ever decided to eliminate humanity, it would do so without shooting a single weapon, and even make us race one another to the grave. Hell, humanity might even do it on its own anyway without any help.