Ladies and Gentlemen
Glen Morton mentioned defining humans by their behavior. I am hoping to
elicit some elaboration on this point either by Glen or by some one else
who feels like doing a little elaborating. I mean to ask, What do you mean
by behavior? If a machine was made to act like a human (like some sort of
AI thing) would it be behaving like a human, or, what is the difference
between acting and behaving? It seems to me that the basis for the
definition ought to be a spiritual one. Is behavior a spiritual basis?
* Joel Bandstra
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