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Here is the remaining of my invention on artificial intelligence..

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Ramine

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Aug 25, 2016, 5:02:17 PM8/25/16
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Hello...........

Here is the remaining of my invention on artificial intelligence..

If you have read my previous post:

I have explained to you that we human feel the time, this is why
we can compose logic.

Now how can we feel the time ? we can feel the time because
we feel the space, so when we say for exemple an IF-Then statement
in logic, we are mapping in our mind the empirical experience
of our feelings of the space, that for exemple this object is before
this object, or this object is after this object, this is why we can
feel the IF-Then statement, and since we feel it this way, this is what
permit us to undertand what is logic and to understand the essence of
logic and this permit us to compose logic , my new invention in
artificial intelligence says so.

So i don't think that machines will be able to feel the time
and space like human are feeling time and space with there body
and minds, so i don't think that machines will be able to compose
logic such us human are composing it.



Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

Real Troll

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Sep 8, 2016, 1:43:36 PM9/8/16
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On 25/08/2016 22:02, Ramine wrote:
> Hello...........
>
> Here is the remaining of my invention on artificial intelligence..
>
>

Ramine,

I have now got Delphi starter Edition and C++ Starter Edition (both free
from Embarcadero) so please continue posting your Delphi codes here (or
on C newsgroup - comp.lang.c) so that I can try them in my Delphi.

Thank you.


Scott Lurndal

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Sep 8, 2016, 1:54:53 PM9/8/16
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Please, do not post delphi code to the C++ group.

Real Troll

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Sep 8, 2016, 3:58:52 PM9/8/16
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On 08/09/2016 18:54, Scott Lurndal wrote:
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> Please, do not post delphi code to the C++ group.

It's better than reading about Jesus!! Do you not think so?

Not a single day passes without some idiot telling us about Jesus
Christ. They killed Galileo because he wanted to discuss science while
Christian fundamentalists wanted to talk about religion and to fool the
masses.




Chris Vine

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Sep 8, 2016, 6:09:37 PM9/8/16
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Sorry, your views are no better than Rick's or Brian's if you have such
little concern for the objective facts. "They" didn't kill Galileo: he
died of natural causes. He recanted from Copernicanism in the face of
religious fundamentalism and persecution, in order to avoid death (he
was under permanent house arrest after trial by inquisition, not under
sentence of death).

Religious fanaticism of the Rick/Brian kind is certainly annoying
because it shows an egocentric and self-absorbed absence of concern for
the rights of others as represented by the subject matter of this news
group. They basically think that they have a divine licence to ignore
others' rights; but it would be far-fetched to present it as life
threatening. I am pretty certain that the US judicial system would stop
it getting that far.
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