NODE 15cda8b7Re: Crime and punishment in cyberspace - 3 of 3
Blanc Weber <blancw@microsoft.com>Wed, 8 Jun 94 15:55:06 PDT
From: Jim Miller
Better people make a better world. A committee should be
formed to develop specifications describing a good person. The committee
could then launch a program to guide society to a future where everyone
met or exceeded the recommended specifications.
...............................
Better yet, why not build your own!
With the growing field of robotics & nanotechnology, you could just
grow your own version of the perfect citizen (all in your own image of
virtue&morality). There would be no objections, then, to "frequent
quality assurance testing to guarantee rapid convergence to the desired
goals. [Automatons] who did not meet the specifications would be
[rewired into] the program."
And there would be no protests or rants regarding privacy, since there
would be no need, since everyone would be alike and predictable in
their "values" & "ambitions".
Blanc
NODE 6ceb47f7Re: Crime and punishment in cyberspace - 3 of 3
Jim choate <ravage@bga.com>Thu, 9 Jun 94 06:55:00 PDT
>
> From: Jim Miller
>
> Better people make a better world. A committee should be
> formed to develop specifications describing a good person. The committee
> could then launch a program to guide society to a future where everyone
> met or exceeded the recommended specifications.
> ...............................
>
> Better yet, why not build your own!
>
Why, I am already alive....:)
>
> And there would be no protests or rants regarding privacy, since there
> would be no need, since everyone would be alike and predictable in
> their "values" & "ambitions".
>
Not if we build our own...each would be differenty.