"There's no data on the future.
That's what makes it interesting."
Don Derosby of GBN
Christian Scholarship Led me to Reject Christianity
18 hours ago
Monday, December 15, 2008
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Ha! It is so reasonable and right and precise that it sounds like it could have been uttered by a machine!
ReplyDeleteI think only a functionning AI could develop an interest, find something "interesting".
ReplyDeleteI don't think we have such a machine yet.
The corollary of the original statement, is that we can only imagine the future with more or less educated guesses.