#1003

[@TheFallenApe-Theist]

I have a thought that this is where our sense of morality comes from. We expect something, and what actually happens generates a feeling of satisfaction (or better) or dissatisfaction (or worse). Then that analysis of what “should” have happened is the core of how we experience morality.

[@aminam9201]

Basically perception is the task of consciousness type two! It’s not consciousness type one or personal identity!

[@aminam9201]

That’s all I can do for them, it’s Time to give up.

[@aminam9201]

it very important to make this clear: what the irrational thief apes did such as working on hiding human traces after stealing and polluting his own thoughts is very dangerous because human thoughts have origin and passed through human thinking process, and future generations of mankind will need the original thoughts of Human thoughts (their own exclusive properties), because the irrational thief apes can’t comprehend human thoughts and they have a defective logic. to concise: future generations of mankind will need the original thoughts to figure out the meaning (thoughts have goal and meaning).

[@aminam9201]

Are you serious or is this just a joke?! Prediction is just a small part of how the human brain works (one of the functions that can’t explain how human brain works!) and basically it is not a new discovery for example! Ask any robot programmer and he will know that without the need for their nonsense (it goes without saying)!

[@ReflectiveJourney]

Calm down and do some reading on the free energy principle. It is a formalized framework that can be used for practical purposes rather than made up terminology from the armchair.