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PrimeMcFly

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    Comment #39336505

    > If you are actually amused then you're a bully. Nah not a bully. If someone is acting in a particular way that doesn't really make sense and is kind of embarrassing, and that I c…

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    Comment #39336405

    > Right. So that's my point. Css is logical. Well, yes and no. It depends on context. You know, nuance. Like I said, it can be technically logical, but that doesn't mean it is logi…

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    > Literally by definition anything designed in a computer must follow logic. Eh, that's not a particularly useful claim. Just because everything that runs on a computer can be expr…

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    > Whether the other side is amused or not is irrelevant. What is clear is that other side is deliberating acting amused Well, no. You're saying that whether or not I am actually am…

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    Comment #39331692

    > These words are stated by you to start a fucking war. Any reasonable person can see this. Eh. Is it a war if only one side thinks so and is fighting, and the other is amused? You…

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    Comment #39326737

    Look at the amount of coders who can struggle with simple system settings. Some people only learn what they want to or need to learn, the bare minimum.

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    Comment #39326690

    This is honesty funny, that you've written this much. Well, let's get into it! > Please do not say things like that here. It is "my" thread. No, it bloody well isn't. The sooner yo…

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    Comment #39323177

    > But you're talking shit about me under my thread which my comment is the parent to my face. So what? I said you were perpetuating a myth and you were. It still not 'your' thread,…

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    > Please don't respond to my thread nor impolitely reference me or accuse me of things if you're going to post things that aren't for me. It's not your thread, I replied to someone…

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    > Thank you for posting sources, you should have done this in the beginning. It wasn't for you. Instead of saying I should have done that in the beginning, really, you should have …

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    Comment #39320053

    lol, that's the kind of behavior that does deserve legal consequences IMO, and I'm very pro piracy.

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    > One source has been posted thus far, and it contradicts what you've said. That source is hardly credible now, is it? As far as I'm concerned I'm treating it with the respect it w…

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    Comment #39318884

    > Well no you're the one spreading the myth Sigh. No. Pigs are not more intelligent than dogs. That's flat out misinformation, and you are propagating misinformation, i.e. spreadin…

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    Comment #39315731

    And maybe the moon is made of cheese :) That aside, if you would stop spreading the myth, that would be better for everybody.

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    Comment #39312580

    The source of the myth, perhaps?

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    Comment #39311971

    > Yes, we are homo sapiens, sapience is fundamentally a human question. No, it isn't. The word may stem from using humanity as a baseline, but it isn't limtied to humans at all. > …

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    > The question the turning test was posed to solve is when does a sufficiently smart computer become sapient. Yes, but it's a test for humans to interpret and judge. What kind of n…

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    Comment #39308700

    Looking at least at the US elections, I think there are plenty of people that do. Look at the whole Hillary's e-mails thing for example.

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    > Octopus' sapience is absolutely not beyond a reasonable doubt: I mean, for the standard definition of sapience it is. > many consider passing the turning test, or an even stronge…

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    > but people involved with animal rights activism use the term sentience to refer to the capacity to suffer, which implies a sense of self. Yes, I always have had a problem with th…

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    If people are going to vote a certain way out of fear or due to having been misled, cutting off communication is a safeguard against those people caning their minds or being convin…