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Originally posted by: effowe
Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
OP, why are you purposely ignoring the posts that ask why you type uman and not Human?
This ^^, answer the question.
Originally posted by: Arcadio
Originally posted by: Raduque
I want you banned because the forum is stupider for having you on it.
This is the off topic section. You can discuss any topic you want, as long as it doesn't belong in any other forum section. And as long as it is not against the rules.
I haven't broken any rules.
Originally posted by: gar3555
i like how the OP drops all interest as soon as proof is provided...typical troll action.
Originally posted by: Citrix
OP is a idiot.
pets do show emotion. ever scare a cat? or dog? thats an emotion. ever piss off a dog and raises its hair, thats an emotion. ever come home and you dog is happy to see you by wagging its tail? thats an emotion...
Originally posted by: Arcadio
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
so animals aren't capable of feeling emotion? Pet's don't miss their owners....?
No. Of course not. If they display some behavior that looks like they miss their owners it is because that behavior has been selected by breeders for thousands of years because it emulates real uman behavior. Umans MADE domestic pets.
Originally posted by: Arcadio
Originally posted by: Citrix
OP is a idiot.
pets do show emotion. ever scare a cat? or dog? thats an emotion. ever piss off a dog and raises its hair, thats an emotion. ever come home and you dog is happy to see you by wagging its tail? thats an emotion...
I provided my explanation for that kind of behavior. It has nothing to do with real emotions. Just like if I write a program for a robot with advanced AI. The robot will act as if it felt emotions, but deep inside, it's just the way it's programmed.
Originally posted by: Arcadio
Originally posted by: Citrix
OP is a idiot.
pets do show emotion. ever scare a cat? or dog? thats an emotion. ever piss off a dog and raises its hair, thats an emotion. ever come home and you dog is happy to see you by wagging its tail? thats an emotion...
I provided my explanation for that kind of behavior. It has nothing to do with real emotions. Just like if I write a program for a robot with advanced AI. The robot will act as if it felt emotions, but deep inside, it's just the way it's programmed.
Originally posted by: TheVrolok
Originally posted by: Arcadio
Originally posted by: Citrix
OP is a idiot.
pets do show emotion. ever scare a cat? or dog? thats an emotion. ever piss off a dog and raises its hair, thats an emotion. ever come home and you dog is happy to see you by wagging its tail? thats an emotion...
I provided my explanation for that kind of behavior. It has nothing to do with real emotions. Just like if I write a program for a robot with advanced AI. The robot will act as if it felt emotions, but deep inside, it's just the way it's programmed.
That analogy is not sound. No one programmed a cat to emulate human behavior. You're equating a human designing a machine to simulate human emotional response with just the way animals are by birth. Unless I guess you're saying that you believe some Creator just intended these emotionless things to ACT like they had emotions so they could better serve as pets for humans? ...
