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Author: turtoniturtoni Date: Dec 30, 2007 23:11
On Dec 27, 9:25Â am, TruthSlave home.com> wrote:> turtoni wrote:
>> How were the machines any different than humans? Less than human? Yes.
>> For effect. For the fight, the struggle.
>
> You are missing the uniqueness of life, the irreplaceable life.
> The machines for all their purpose and efficiencies, were replaceable.
> Parts made to function like every other part. For all their locomotion
> they had no individual will, no desire to pursue anything but their
> preordained function.
You're missing my answer? And regurgitating a "kung foo" type meme in
response to the perceived attack on the hubris.
Regardless; Sitcking with the story, why did Agent Smith describe
being pissed off about being assigned his overall mission? Or does my
memory serve me badly? It usually works fine. In fact it often works
too well.
>
>> I imagine the only alien we can have are our *own* personal mystical
>> experiences. If there are such things. Of which we therefore cannot
>> truely convey by there very essence.- Hide quoted text -
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