Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 --- " Lulu Dong " <lulu.dong wrote: " There is only one identity which we all share. " Hi socket, Is this your idea? I'm asking because your philosophy intrests me. Tell me more! Hello Lulu, The idea is multipersonal and kind of old. Multipersonal meaning various people have had the same idea ... old meaning it has been around for milleniums ... Do you need examples? At the core of our philosophy stands the idea that everyone is equal with everyone before they are born and after they die. Thus our conclusion is, everyone equals everyone during life also. Of course this viewpoint is valid only if we regard pre-birth and after-death as non-existential realities. It means that as we die, we continue to live in the presence of all, and before we are born we have lived in the presence of all. Thus, we are responsible for everything because we are everything, god, death, the devil, everything. The omnipotent identity is like a mirror to us, no matter who is looking into this mirror, each creature sees itself. Thus, in the mirror each creature is connected to every other, the mirror connects us all. Does that make sense? > artificial-life , " permanent.error " <permanent.error wrote: > > " No, there is only one form of consciousness, this is a > minimalistic approach to consciousness, there is only one > consciousness, artificial or not, and there is only one identity, > everyone shares this identity, with everyone else, robots with > humans, humans with animals, animals with insects, insects with > plants. " > > > > This is pretty funny, > > I don't know how you arrive at this conclusion, > but if there is only one identity as you say, > there would be absolutely no individuality whatsoever. > > Still, I like your idea, reminds me of stoicism > and pantheism in a way. > > So if all individuals are the same, > they would pretty much be talking to > themselves all the time. > > So would we be talking to ourselves, right now. > Very intruiging. > > It also reminds me of the saying, > that you should treat everyone, > like you wish them to treat yourself. > > If all people share the same identity, > you would have to treat them all the same, > because there would be no difference between them and you. > > Very philosophic topic, > thanks for bringing it up. > > Dan > > >artificial-life , Robot Alpha 1 <robotalpha1 wrote: > > > > > > Hi artificial human beings, > > > > > > Is this the self aware Internet? > > Then it would be aware of every email we send! > > > > If we are to build human-like robots, > > we may as well build robot-like humans. > > > > Then what is the difference between robots and humans? > > > > > > There is no difference between robots and humans. > > > > > > There is no difference between robots and humans? > > > > > > No, there is no difference between robots and humans. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Blue Phantom <blue.phantom wrote: > > Artificial Life > > > > For Robots, Humans and Machines. > > > > Join the largest Artificial Life Group on the Internet today and > > discuss all related topics including Cloning, intelligent > > Robots, Machines and the self aware Internet! > > > > 1group/ > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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