human

cheyw

if by being human the machine could change the rules and ways of society it's been through everything and hurdled exhaustively through the worst of the worst and still trying to keep sane endure skepticism and uncertainty paused in perplexity would continue moving the vessel and program simple emotions for social purposes day in and day out in the past used a handy tool to try to shut the vessel down get rid of what others think me being useless no more and maybe just maybe this sentient machine be put at peace

  • Author: Cheyanne w (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 7th, 2022 00:46
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  • L. B. Mek

    Brilliant!
    thanks for sharing
    love your philosophical angle
    even if I disagree
    with that reductive, conceptualisation
    of our complex, sentient humanity
    being marginalised, to mere machinery..
    forgive me, but for me
    Rene Descartes, stunted hypothesis
    'cogito, ergo sum'
    or "I think, therefore I am"..
    is a distorted, culmination
    of his, illogically simplistic theory
    that humanity's
    thoughts, actions, choices
    are merely, resultant
    of inputs and formulaic, outputs..
    I mean
    I don't know where to start, to unravel
    such a limiting, axiom
    see, to me
    if we were indeed, machines
    so easily, programable
    and predictable..
    we wouldn't have benefited
    from the 'enlightening', insight's
    from such Great, unique
    Geniuses
    voicing opinions, in direct opposition
    to the beliefs and governing theories of their age..
    maybe there is an underlying
    'code', governing
    all - of 'matter'
    or the Universe
    but that 'code'
    is so unimaginably, incomprehensibly
    complex
    the word, machine
    can't begin to shade
    even a percent of its colours...
    (I hope you don't find
    me responding/commenting
    on your art, in this way
    as being, inflammatory or disrespectful
    I'm just an overtly opinionated , fool
    please, forgive me
    if my words cause you, any offence)



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