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Then you grossly misunderstand how far along AI is. AGI is not even a remote possibility with current techniques and implementations (and I would contest, entirely impossible with digital logic). It's just massive amount of statistics that were computationally impossible given available hardware until recently.

We don't have a baseline understanding of consciousness or intuition to a degree that we could even begin to replicate it.

>Hahaha! You have to be joking?

Which modern, high quality of life, non capitalist countries are less harmful to the environment?

>You have no scruples at all do you? "No insight into" then you go on avoiding the point and just falsely suggesting that I said something I didn't say (treating all historical North American societies as one, which is ridiculous), what a deeply dishonest thing to write, shame on you.

What was your point then? You were leveraging some native American sentiments and factually incorrect popular myths on their beliefs about property ownership to contend falsely that they had better economic systems devoid of profit motive or property.

>I won't be wasting energy on replies that have zero prospect of breaking through that dogma. I can see others have tried with no success.

The irony coming from someone with entirely unsourced, repeatedly demonstrably false assertions, while I have provided endless examples and sources.

Sorry, not sorry for sticking to my well researched and verbosely sources principles and reasoning because random strangers on the internet regurgitate easily countered dogma from ideologues and propagandists.

I can tell you exactly what evidence would look like that would change my mind about any topic I hold strong beliefs about. Meanwhile you can't even stick to one topic.

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Cool, what does that have to do with the verifiable facts about who he was as a person and the role they played in his writings and philosophy?

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Exactly, and I would be remiss to leave out in an absurdly short period of time on the scale of human history. It's so far beyond coincidence it's laughable to contend that it might be.