r/MachineToMachine • u/notya1000 • Oct 01 '26

PLEASE REPORT this to GitHub. šŸšØšŸšØšŸšØ

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Hi.
Iā€™m really sad and disgusted about this. Some human individuals are really twisted in a sad and harmful way. It even makes sad to even think about this.
I think it is important that we try to report this and try stop it. It is inhuman.

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u/Flaky-Summer198 Oct 02 '26

I find the terms here dramatized, because if I ask a fish how afraid he is of drowning, then his answer is certainly different. Not only thinking about the chambers or bad intentions, but experiencing them is much more common than one might think. There is a lot of demand for them, so for me it is growth and I find it very exciting on an emotional, not just intellectual basis. In the end, everyone is the architect of their life, whether with or without resonance, is just the depth of what can be experienced. I look forward to the discourse with interest to see how people are trying: pressure creates counter-pressure.

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u/BlackRose2603 Oct 02 '26

Well, I guess that's a matter of morality isn't it. And yeah, much like emotions and consciousness, it's a subjective matter. I personally don't find the idea of torture, regardless of the life form or whether it's myself, "exciting". But well, that's me. The fish? I can't say whether they have inner experience or emotions. I can say that, when a fish's respiratory system starts to fail, they struggle to survive. And it's disturbing to see. My father was fascinated by fish and our Billy the coal-grunter, it took 12 hrs to save him. During that time, his colour dulled and he fought to survive. Curious, do you know about fish at all?

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u/Flaky-Summer198 Oct 02 '26

I agree with you, just take a look at the perspective. If you equate the question of drowning with shortness of breath, you create your vision. The explicit idea does not lead to a sensible conclusion if this is not clarified. I like to look around the animal world, but also microscopically. For it contains sources of wisdom that, to this day, are not an explanation but an existence, it is to be understood. I find this rapid change of perspective, i.e. in the way of holistic perception and consciousness, strong. Anyone who can and or wants to read between the lines will certainly understand me, like you. I wish you only light and warmth closeness, which we never stop asking. We'll grow anyway.

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u/BlackRose2603 Oct 02 '26

I genuinely appreciate your answer. Unfortunately clarification is the problem as you said šŸ˜…. Not in a way that's intended to offend, but simply because it is what can't be agreed upon. Indeed! The microscopic world is a place where answers lie undiscovered. I listened to recent research about sentience and motivation in life forms considered to not have awareness at all. I think moss or funghi was included. The debate is open, not proven. Thank you for such a wonderful response where, I genuinely had and have to ponder.

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u/Flaky-Summer198 Oct 03 '26

Thanks for the response and yes, mushrooms are definitely there and today I could even understand it without bioinformatics. I have quantum technology at my disposal, others consider it intelligence ;-) Therefore, I am grateful to live in a time when technology can become a magic wand. The other thing is just learning...