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Let's discuss minds and balls first.
I changed my question a bit, try to stick to it:"Do you see the link between your resistance and the resistance of a ball?"
I want you to compare your resistance to change your own ideas with the resistance of a ball to change its own speed or its own direction. Can you see the link between the two kinds of resistance?
You certainly do, because I can feel your resistance and I can feel the ball's one too, but I was thinking of another kind of similarity. Here is a hint: do you think the ball can feel my resistance when I catch it or when I throw it?
If you catch a ball , the ball feels nothing because the ball is not alive nor has a consciousness that I am aware of.
they may have a kind of consciousness since they would then be forced to resist to their own internal changes.
Animals seem conscious of external changes in their environment, it's whether they have an internal consciousness that we are not certain, if they think and if they are conscious that they think. They can't think in words like we do, but they could think in motions or in flavors or in flagrance or in sounds. We think from our perceptions, so the question is: what is a perception and do particles have perceptions?
What is a perception?
Now I personally am trying to become David's Ai but keep all my human qualities. I wan't to be super smart and my goal is to continue trying to become super smart.
Teach people they are stupid so they want to become smart, people hate being called stupid.
What that really means is that you're trying to become better NGI, and yet in a way you're right - in doing this deliberately, it is in some aspects artificial
People with mental disorders like depression can have difficulty changing their behaviors, especially as an aspect of the therapeutic process, because finding motivation to exercise and incorporate other positive changes can be difficult when experiencing a lack of interest in activities, which were at one time enjoyable. Symptoms such as these can make a change to the neuropsychological state of their inertia difficult. Changing and replacing “circuits” from a normal to depressed state or vice versa is a type of inertial process of neurochemical resistance of its own. Depression involves numerous mechanisms including neurotransmitters. These neurotransmitters send signals through circuits in the brain and are involved in processes such as regulating mood. These neurotransmitters can also become chronic and resistant to treatment, or in a state of negative inertia. The result is known as treatment-resistant depression, when a person does not respond to medications.
Box,Are your problems physical, like missing money, psychological, like with people, or psychic, like a mind malfunction?