What's the use of feelings

Zella 2022-03-23 09:01:19

From the perspective of production efficiency, the efficiency of artificial intelligence is much higher than that of humans. If the development of society is simply regarded as an increase in social productivity and not the development of human spiritual civilization, then replace the producer with a more productive one. Artificial intelligence will be a more ideal choice. The play does depict such an ideal production world. People work and live like artificial intelligence, and the society is operating stably. In order not to change this so-called stability, it is mandatory to require people to take drugs that suppress emotions every day; to burn any works of art that can produce emotions; to treat all animals as tools for centralized breeding, etc. In such a "harmonious" society, there are also some diehards-rebels who do not take drugs and adore feelings... What will happen if people don't have feelings? It seems that at the level of social development, there are really no factors that are not conducive to social development. But for everyone, living without emotion is tantamount to the walking dead (walking artificial intelligence) who cannot feel friendship and cannot appreciate the emotional world depicted by the artist. Although people will not be aware of these beauty if they have no emotions. But the status of a person in society should not be something as simple as a chess piece. Knowing complex and advanced animals, we can use our intelligence and emotions to make greater achievements. If we can't achieve anything, we should not be deprived of the right to enjoy and create beauty.

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  • Melvin 2022-03-26 09:01:02

    The fancy moves made my three-vulgarity exercise bag tremble slightly, especially that sulky shooting skill is simply a gymnast's tribute to the audience's great aesthetics of human body composition! The setting is good, it is about totalitarianism, and there are celestial surprises. However, the plot is still an ideal ending, superficial, obviously paving the way for the action scene, and various reversal of various kinds of powerlessness. And in the final analysis, the action is cheap and the taste is strong, and the utopian atmosphere is not as good as The Hunger Games!

  • Issac 2021-10-20 19:02:05

    The modern version of "Nineteen Eighty Four" is nothing but a perfect ending, relying on an invulnerable hero.

Equilibrium quotes

  • John Preston: There's no war. No murder.

    Partridge: What is it you think we do?

    John Preston: No. You've been with me, you've seen how it can be - the jealousy, rage.

    Partridge: A heavy cost. I pay it gladly.

    [Reaches for his gun]

  • Father: Mankind united with infinitely greater purpose in pursuit of war than he ever did in pursuit of peace.