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dissabte, 17. de juliol 2004
they call it social brain motzes, 17.07.2004 21:36h
weekend conferences are strange, especially if you have to get up early, hardly awake and have to listen to a politician like clos (major of barcelona) who tried to be a little bit philosophical. biology involved makes it to a dangerous morning coctail. bloody mary is nothing compared to that. later i saw and listened the first time in real to daniel dennett, haus und hof philosoph of the ai community. cog, was one of his things. today the topic was: can unselfishness be tought or learned. his talk was - no surprise - following programming style. dawkins memes, of course, and darwin with his king charles spaniel story. listening to him you can't say that there is something as a computer evolution, because evolution, he says, doesn't have a designer. folk music and languages detto. i guess not a lot would agree with that. myself included. he finished with his answer to a question he often gets from journalists and students alike: ¿how to be happy? more or less he said: find someone who is more important and follow him. well, defently not my concept. he concludes: 'our capacity to enslave ourself to human ideas makes us unselfish'. ... Comment |
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