Icebreaker Game Ask the User Below a Question v2019

Depends on the context, different strokes for different folks. As long as everyone is having fun, sure.

How should society decide which decisions are safe to delegate to AI, and which must always remain under human judgment?
 
I'm not sure society will actually decide that. As humans gravitate more and more towards the technologies that they've created in their own images, for their own use, if the AI is ever correct the vast majority of the time, then, the vast majority of humans will tend to accept the decisions made. There will always be those who question whichever authority arises, as there has always been. Good thought experiment! 😃 Thank You!

Have you ever stared up into the deep blue sky and wonder how long you can actually stare and think until you get preoccupied with something else?
 
That's a dirty sounding question completely ignoring the reality of the process between intent and outcome. The whole package matters.

Are you heavier than all four tires and wheels of your car?
 
I think it’s a bit of a trap to rank them because they’re doing different things. Intentions tell you what someone values and an outcome is what actually happened. So it’s more about the balance between the two. We judge someone based on intentions and outcomes determine how we respond. What’s important is separating how you feel about someone from what happened. Just because someone had good intentions but caused harm, doesn’t mean it’s ok and nothing needs to change.

Well, shit I wasn’t fast enough.

Not today. But if I keep eating like I did this week, that might change.

Are you the toughest Hickory my ax has ever touched?
 
Stanthropical said:
That's a dirty sounding question completely ignoring the reality of the process between intent and outcome. The whole package matters.

Are you heavier than all four tires and wheels of your car?
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Lilith2_0 said:
I think it’s a bit of a trap to rank them because they’re doing different things. Intentions tell you what someone values and an outcome is what actually happened. So it’s more about the balance between the two. We judge someone based on intentions and outcomes determine how we respond. What’s important is separating how you feel about someone from what happened. Just because someone had good intentions but caused harm, doesn’t mean it’s ok and nothing needs to change.

Well, shit I wasn’t fast enough.

Not today. But if I keep eating like I did this week, that might change.

Are you the toughest Hickory my ax has ever touched?
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I actually agree with both of you. And your answers provided the thoughtful responses i hoped for. :)
it's okay to go off board when presented with two options. it's a logical fallacy that many miss.

Thread: no

What do you think people misunderstand about you?
 
Everything. Sometimes I do it on purpose. 😏

Do you ever get stuck in a moment, one that you want to explore in your head over and over, but don't truly want to find meaning or the end?
 
"Clusters" but they don't make that specific one anymore. So anything with nut clusters in it.

Do you leave your dresser drawers partially open the majority of the time?
 
That’s a big question! I think there have been various things that have shaped and sometimes redirected my life. One thing that comes to mind is reading the book Eat to Live. After a breast cancer scare, I made some big girl changes to my diet and lifestyle and that book had some input on the changes.

Which coffee are you?

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I'm human, not coffee. But my coffee can look like anywhere from #4 to #7, depending on my mood, protein goals during that meal or that day.


First thing you'd do immediately after receiving the money from a $50M lottery win?
 
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