[O_o]

either way I don't care.

eL Oh eL @ dat.

[Spear]

I like the fact that I just don't take any bullshit and don't sugar coat anything . If you were my son/daughter and you asked me how babies are made you can guess my answer .

[Humoriarty]

The more time I spend on planet them more I realise people don't think. It's at times isolating. But I wouldn't have it any other way. I just can't imagine not thinking.
Maybe I'd be happier?
Maybe I'd be a moran.

[bethdeth]

There isn't any letter I really relate to the most now.

What I like about myself is the ability to be in the middle of a shit storm and still be calm enough to work out which priorities come first to GTFO of the said shit storm and not have to deal with expedient measure after expedient measure. That's the good thing about being future orientated. The bad thing is that you just can't see everything which is coming your way.

[Frenetic Tranquility]

Fi is the human function. It stops you from becoming a robot.

We used poisonous gases....and we poisoned their asses.....

[Frenetic Tranquility]

What's wrong with being a robot? I think the world would be a better place is everyone was a robot, personal feelings and biases wouldn't get in the way and would prevent conflicts. As fabulous as pleasant feelings are, irrational and negative ones start all type of pointless, selfish wars for personal interest. Now, if one were to spontaneously turn into a robot, they wouldn't miss feeling since that would involve using feeling. They would never be upset at anyone, angry, sad or happy and would never feel like life is pointless because they can't feel since that would involve using feelings as well.

There would still be plenty of wars, if not more wars, if we were robots. Because honestly, robots would only care about the relentless acquisition of resources of all kinds to further themselves, and not really care about stomping over other robots to do so.

[sherkanner]

The ability to not give a fuck?

[Agni]

There isn't any letter I really relate to the most now.

What I like about myself is the ability to be in the middle of a shit storm and still be calm enough to work out which priorities come first to GTFO of the said shit storm and not have to deal with expedient measure after expedient measure. That's the good thing about being future orientated. The bad thing is that you just can't see everything which is coming your way.

This sums it up for me. Problem is that at work people have seen this and my manager puts me into a position that I need to take care of those shit storms.

[O_o]

There would still be plenty of wars, if not more wars, if we were robots. Because honestly, robots would only care about the relentless acquisition of resources of all kinds to further themselves, and not really care about stomping over other robots to do so.

I disagree. The need for resources to further oneself involves feelings to realize. When you think about it, every single conscious choice we make involves feelings of some sort, every single movement which we have control over. The need for anything, whether that is food or shelter, involves feeling. If (in this case) by being a robot = no feelings, then wars wouldn't be a problem.

[Frenetic Tranquility]

I disagree. The need for resources to further oneself involves feelings to realize. When you think about it, every single conscious choice we make involves feelings of some sort, every single movement which we have control over. The need for anything, whether that is food or shelter, involves feeling. If (in this case) by being a robot = no feelings, then wars wouldn't be a problem.

By your logic, the robots would also not bother to move at all, in which case they would rust and decay and we would go extinct. We need to assume some sort of motives to gather resources and goals to be attained, or else what's the point.