When Descartes said "cogito ergo sum" or "I think therefore I am", that philosophy has a flaw. Anything can be considered to think. Even machines. A computer thinks, but is not alive. A robotic arm thinks. Think of its gears as it's "thinking" to make itself move. Or the computer components itself. Vehicles with their on-board computers. They think too.
Instead, the philosophy should be, "I feel, therefore I am". Machines aren't capable of emotions or feeling physical pain like humans or other life forms.
Instead, the philosophy should be, "I feel, therefore I am". Machines aren't capable of emotions or feeling physical pain like humans or other life forms.
When Descartes said "cogito ergo sum" or "I think therefore I am", that philosophy has a flaw. Anything can be considered to think. Even machines. A computer thinks, but is not alive. A robotic arm thinks. Think of its gears as it's "thinking" to make itself move. Or the computer components itself. Vehicles with their on-board computers. They think too.
Instead, the philosophy should be, "I feel, therefore I am". Machines aren't capable of emotions or feeling physical pain like humans or other life forms.
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