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Subject: A Tale for Marvin the Paranoid Android.
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Date: Wed, 5-Mar-86 10:38:08 EST
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> From AIList Vol 4 # 33:-
> His main thesis is that there are certain human qualities and
> attributes, for example certain emotions, that are just not the
> kinds of things that are amenable to mechanical mimicry.
> ...
> Peter Ladkin

> From AIList Vol 4 # 41:-
> As I pointed out, but you deleted, his major argument is that
> there are some areas of human experience related to intelligence
> which do not appear amenable to machine mimicry.
> ...
> Peter Ladkin

Could these areas be named exactly? Agreed that there are emotional
aspects that cannot be programmed into a machine, what parts of the
``human experience related to intelligence'' will also remain out-
side of the machine's grip?

Gordon Joly
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