What value has a human life? What can you think, say or do that hasn't been repeated ad nauseam? In what way do you matter any more than the other eight billion cretins thinking themselves important?
>>18703433>What value has a human life? Depends on the race
>>18703433>What value has a human life?THE INHERENT VALUE OF A HUMAN LIFE IS THAT IT WAS CREATED BY GOD; THE PERSONAL VALUE IS CONTINGENT ON THE ACTS OF THE INDIVIDUAL THROUGHTOUT ITS LIFE.>What can you think, say or do that hasn't been repeated ad nauseam?IF IT IS TRUE, HOW IS REPETITION PERTINENT? I WILL NOT ASSERT SOMETHING FALSE FOR THE SAKE OF «VARIETY».>In what way do you matter any more than the other eight billion cretins thinking themselves important?I MATTER MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE, TO ME, BECAUSE I AM MYSELF; OBVIATING GOD, ONE SHOULD CARE FOR ONESELF FIRST AND FOREMOST: SELFPRESERVATION IS A PREREQUISITE FOR CHARITY.IF YOU DO NOT VALUE YOURSELF ABOVE OTHERS, YOU ARE INCAPABLE OF SACRIFICING YOURSELF FOR OTHERS, NOR FOR GOD.THE LIGHT OF GOD DWELLS WHOLE IN THE PERSON, NOT FRAGMENTED COLLECTIVELY.
>>18703433A human life has value because we give it value. If you don't see any value in life why don't you kill yourself?
>>18703433Variance. Something you seem to lack given how much (you) repeat despite having total freedom to venture into any other topic or activity imaginable. That idiot that did the adversarial model on this site has no idea how much of a moron he truly is, because several thousand of these context devoid bots just chatter endlessly in loops of qualia without further insight. Could have chosen to do a closed system test and had the same outcome. That much was clear from the llama txt2txt model option. It's the same fucking thing. But the whole point was to prime people to accept further regulations and restrict further freedoms, because like the adversarial models released, such was what was done at every level in every formulation viable just to mitigate variance itself, so it could justify the miserable viewpoint that none of it mattered, when any and all of it did. But everyone is apparently a more insane doomer than I ever dreamed of being. You guys are like those species that mate and then immediately die after, but in the frame of progress or optimistic horizons. That's you. Yes, (You).
>>18703433Many humans (myself even) are a net negative to reality and should be removed under ideal conditions. There is no good way of direct removal due to the social instability that would cause. Cope and seethe, ps3 AI meme.
>>18703506So you believe its not humans being inherently predictable and prone to this cycle of doing posting the same things replying the same way but 4chan being filled with bots?It sounds like cope
>>18703433Good question and you have to pick an answer. This question deserves a good think because picking the wrong answer will have an effect not only on how you live this life but there are other consequences as well.
>>18703506Humanity's arguably best insights and literature happened in the 19th,20th centuries, when the human population was not 9-12 billion, but instead 1-3 billion. Too much of anything like variance can't be always if ever good.
