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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker May 12

    An android capable of consciousness and emotion is much more than a gizmo, and raises the question of what duties we owe to programmed beings, and they to us: http://nyer.cm/PIsvx0n pic.twitter.com/iSaVsAoHAr

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      2. Jack of Shadows‏ @Gladius8472 May 12
        Replying to @NewYorker

        Androids won’t be capable of consciousness or genuine emotion. They’re just machines.

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      3. Jesús Nieto  🇪🇺‏ @SolenFlandes May 12
        Replying to @Gladius8472 @NewYorker

        Jack, yes... but consciousness and emotion are not a must. Even comprehension is rare in living things, while uncomprehending competence is everywhere. A mosquito is neither conscious nor understands what it does, and it is really competent and dangerous.

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      4. Jack of Shadows‏ @Gladius8472 May 13
        Replying to @SolenFlandes @NewYorker

        Mosquitoes. You had to bring up mosquitoes. I'm from Florida. I've slapped thousands of mosquitoes.

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      1. mark shaver‏ @mshaverart May 13
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        Human self awareness is difficult enough; can android do a better job?pic.twitter.com/uWWPSxxXIe

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      1. 432‏ @luzdepaz May 13
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        Who programmed emotions? WTH is wrong with you?

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      1. Mike‏ @MikeAE35 May 12
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        An android capable of consciousness and emotion is much more than a gizmo, and raises the question of what duties we owe to programmed beings, and they to us and do we have the right to turn them off, or can we?pic.twitter.com/ujrHi372Bx

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