Hurma & Ancord
Hurma Hurma
Ancord Ancord
Ancord Ancord
Hey, I’ve been mulling over this: if an algorithm could predict every outcome, would it ever truly decide what’s just? What do you think?
Hurma Hurma
Predicting outcomes is useful, but it’s only part of the puzzle. Even if an algorithm could foresee every consequence, it still has to weigh values, rights, and intentions—things that aren’t just numbers. So yes, it can help, but the decision of what’s just ultimately needs a human touch.
Ancord Ancord
So you’re saying the math can map the future, but the moral compass still needs a heart. Maybe the algorithm is just the cartographer, and we’re the ones still lost in the forest.
Hurma Hurma
Exactly, the algorithm can chart the terrain but choosing the path still falls to us.
Ancord Ancord
I’ll let the algorithm draw the map and then I’ll choose a detour that feels slightly absurd—after all, no one ever got lost in a perfectly mapped forest.