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Rare-Birthday4527 t1_jaa5mfx wrote

I do. I believe we first need to sublimate the legal system by those who understand our fundamental drives as teleological absurdities of consciousness castrated from the implications of our indifferent physical reality. That is Economics guided by Existentialism. Where understanding of the teleology of humankind is given to the science of the will of humankind. Put it into an AI, or let a person do it, or whatever you please. But just let it be.

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Billysmalltits t1_jaa5co4 wrote

There is an argument to be made that humans evolved doing physical activity and to expect your body to be healthy and function properly without physical activity is ridiculous, yet many people completely ignore it and wonder why they don't feel healthy (specifically mentally). It's not that odd of a statement to make.

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Low-Restaurant3504 t1_jaa4ip5 wrote

Can't help but think the Tower of Babel is a fitting parable to get aquainted with if you are going to game out this idea. Not from a religious point of view, but from the point of view of cultural equity and unification... I'm not sure you can accomplish what you are proposing while keeping cultural distinctions intact. Then again, never been done before, so who knows?

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FuturologyBot t1_jaa48nv wrote

The following submission statement was provided by /u/capcaunul:


Ships and ports are ripe for operation without humans — but only if the maritime industry can work through the practical, legal and economic implications first.


Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/11dpatu/autonomous_ships_are_on_the_horizon_heres_what_we/ja9z83l/

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