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Comment Re:Quid Pro Que (Score 1) 961

Yeah I should have put that as a caveat because I think some posters took it for indifference to everything and anything.

I'll let people believe whatever they want. But I won't let them act however they want when it effects me directly. For instance, I won't let people try and abuse me or my family just because I'm willing to ignore their philosophy. I'm 100% willing to educate, but I won't force it on people.

Comment Re:No surprise... (Score 4, Insightful) 961

I joined the Republican Party because I thought there were too many people spreading their "RINO" nonsense. I'm a moderate, but up to this year I was always independent. I want to bring moderation back to the party, as I believe the party was at one time more moderate and aligned to the middle. I also think that Christian right wingers (and i'm a Christian myself) are hijacking the party and turning it into a Jesus-fest. Again, I'm a believer. But that doesn't mean I want a "Holy Priest of the US" for President. The US was founded to escape religious oppression and I follow those tenants to a fault, regardless of my faith.

Barry Goldwater would be rolling in his grave if he knew of how the modern Republican party has been twisted.

Comment Right (Score 2, Interesting) 961

I know this is Idle but there's been a lot of articles related to how people think lately. Myself, I'm perfectly okay with people having different viewpoints. Even outright wrong ones. Why should I care about it? So there are people that think their party is infallible and fall for the party talking points. Nothing new really and understanding it doesn't really change much. I can't really use this information beyond what I think are some common sense rules about people in general.

Diversity is part of humanity. Who's to say where the next great change will come from? Logical thinking is not the end-all be-all for human prosperity.

As a wise man once said - let them live.

Comment Re:But what about the 3 laws! (Score 1) 243

From Websters:

Robot ...
3. a mechanism guided by automatic controls

Robot is a vague term and it does not mean strictly autonomous. Using the autonomous definition the "robotic arm" on the shuttle is not robotic at all. But it most certainly is. It's a term used to describe more than one thing, autonomous and "remote manipulators" included.

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