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dr pepper wrote:

Truec wrote:

dr pepper wrote:Doc does a great impersonation of a responsible adult.

Right up until he does things like call the 25 year old a child.

Isn't s/he?

...They.

"Do unto others as you would have done unto you" is as good a formulation of a universal ethical principle as you're likely to find, but it presupposes that others want what you want, and that you even know what others want, and that what someone wants is the same as what they need. A ver...

I kinda wonder... Why is it that Caleb can't just get their incredibly life ruining implants removed?

This... Is a comic.

Why is this a comic?

...Second Major?

Lee doesn't even have the authority to give Zoa orders though, do they? It's entirely about being legally required, yes. As Zoa reminded us last week, all AI are legally required to be subservient to all humans Right. This isn't Freefall, where AI can be programmed to only have the requirement to f...

IF this were true it would be an injustice on an enormous scale, like the US disability savings limit. I find it very hard to believe that Zoa requires this sense of urgency given that Zoa needs to constantly be sure of earning enough money for electricity so that it does not immediately die. Anywa...

Truec wrote:and people in this setting have no reasonable right to privacy?

And that is probably the most terrifying thing about this story.

I just realized...

Why does the apartment have a recording of anything? Why does public housing have the ability to record its residents?

...Honestly at this point I don't even know why I keep coming back to this comic every Monday. Also: Things like "how are you doing", "have a nice day", etc, actually just translate to "I like you", or, at least, "I mean you no harm". I am 100% certain that no...