/sci/ - Science & Math

I assume, like anything else, broadened intelligence will allow us more choice. One can, as we do now, choose to retain emotions.

Hold on to your butts. It's Watson time.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/final-jeopardy-man-vs-machine

>>2373567
Commentary: You show great awareness for a meatbag.

As a side note, I've had a suspicion for a while now that a certain chunk of society is evolving to be more solitary animals. When was the last time we had anything resembling a tribe? Even families are getting smaller. Another theory, we're evolving into colony organisms, represented as large businesses or corporations. These are both probably bunk, but it'd be interesting to see how they affect ethics if they're true.

Computer Science Statement:
Prototypal object inheritance is better than classical/pseudoclassical inheritance. Classes inhibit dynamic expressiveness, whereas prototypal inheritance encourages it, and is thus the future of computer science.

Any meatbag classfags want to try and prove me wrong?

>>2245817
Statement: It hardly matters. The master has ordered all the meatbags terminated.