Computers have not yet had their ability to think out on their own. Even the most powerul computers, and the most Intelligent computers to date, do not think on their own. They have script's and programs that simply tell the computer, for example, A program that tells the computer, if 10100111, then 100011010, which those number can be interpreted through yet another program defining what those number mean.

A simpler way to explain this is a videogame for example. If you press a button on the controller, the computer in the system will interpret that defenition on where to move the character. Computers do not have the ability to reason on their own.

• Another thing about biology - stormcrow - July 6, 2001 - 01:40 UTC
  • Human's are no where near that simple - highvoltage - July 6, 2001 - 01:48 UTC
    • I oversimplified, but the premise is the same - stormcrow - July 6, 2001 - 02:08 UTC
      • Not exaclty. - motumos - July 6, 2001 - 04:03 UTC
        • I agree with you on the level of complexity - stormcrow - July 6, 2001 - 04:17 UTC
          • Not crossed wires - highvoltage - July 6, 2001 - 05:39 UTC
          • I disagree about you saying that pople have no free-will. - motumos - July 6, 2001 - 05:50 UTC
            • Actually atomic bomb was against Stalin's growing power. - alexander - July 6, 2001 - 16:58 UTC
              • It was a choice nontheless - caprinicus - July 7, 2001 - 00:23 UTC
              • Even you typing this reply was a choice, not a necessity. - caprinicus - July 7, 2001 - 00:34 UTC
                • Not neccesarily - stormcrow - July 7, 2001 - 02:34 UTC
                  • I don't think so - highvoltage - July 7, 2001 - 03:32 UTC
                  • Free will works regardless of normal DNA in humans. - caprinicus - July 7, 2001 - 03:52 UTC
                    • I'll try and explain - stormcrow - July 7, 2001 - 13:55 UTC
                      • Wrong again. - caprinicus - July 8, 2001 - 13:08 UTC
                        • Omni-Post - stormcrow - July 9, 2001 - 00:17 UTC
                          • God-days may be true - highvoltage - July 9, 2001 - 05:22 UTC
                            • Sure, back it up - stormcrow - July 9, 2001 - 13:40 UTC
                              • God days.... - highvoltage - July 9, 2001 - 17:07 UTC
                                • I see your point, but doesn't this prove the Bible's ambiguity? - stormcrow - July 9, 2001 - 19:31 UTC
                                  • Doens't prove the bible's ambiguity - highvoltage - July 9, 2001 - 20:16 UTC
                                    • Bible is full of impossible phenomena. - alexander - July 9, 2001 - 20:43 UTC
                                      • again proof - terry - November 15, 2001 - 12:36 UTC
                        • Caprinicus - you don't know how brain, universe, etc works. - alexander - July 9, 2001 - 18:43 UTC
  • Here's the difference - aurino - July 6, 2001 - 13:55 UTC
    • NOT ALL BRAIN CELLS are speech, image and sound related. - alexander - July 6, 2001 - 17:11 UTC