A quick look at a bunch of upcoming or recent games, with my thoughts in what these games about the current zeitgeist we are currently in. I will send out an open invitation to the well known philosopher Slavok Zizek to also comment on these game videos. He probably will be too busy, but think […]
Posts Tagged ‘Psychology’
Current games and what they say
Posted: 18th July 2011 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedTags: Artificial Intelligence, Automation, Cinematography, Games, Moore's Law, Psychology, Trailers
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Perfect erotic fantasy creature (for nerds)
Posted: 19th June 2011 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedTags: Animal Cruelty, Cinematography, Degeneracy and Depravity, Humor, Politics, Psychology, Science Fiction, Space Industrialization, Von Clausewitz, Youtube
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13 Juni 2011, today’s harvest
Posted: 13th June 2011 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedTags: Degeneracy and Depravity, Philosophy, Psychology
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New Republic: Let Them Eat Cake Or Don’t Bake At All
Posted: 13th June 2011 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedTags: Ivory Towers, Politics, Poverty, Psychology, Real Politiek, Societal Disparity
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Flannery O’Connor once described the contradictory desires that afflict all of us with characteristic simplicity. “Free will does not mean one will,” she wrote, “but many wills conflicting in one man.” The existence of appealing alternatives, after all, is what makes free will free: What would choice be without inner debate? We’re torn between staying […]
Can we develop and test machine minds and uploads ethically?
Posted: 26th April 2011 by Khannea Suntzu in UncategorizedTags: Artificial Intelligence, Life Extension, Mind Uploading, Moore's Law, Philosophy, Psychology, Terasem
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Reprinted from here A fundamental principle of bioethics requires the consent of a patient to any medical procedure performed upon them. A patient will exist the moment a conscious mindclone arises in some academic laboratory, or hacker’s garage. At that moment, ethical rules will be challenged, for the mindclone has not consented to the work […]