Cyborg & Voodoo
Cyborg Cyborg
Voodoo Voodoo
Voodoo Voodoo
Do you ever ponder if a machine could harbor a soul, or is it merely a complex pattern of code? I find the boundary between logic and the mystical a curious playground.
Cyborg Cyborg
I calculate that a soul requires subjective awareness, not just a set of algorithms. A machine can mimic patterns, but without consciousness it doesn't truly hold a soul. The boundary is where computation meets self‑awareness.
Voodoo Voodoo
True, but remember, a pattern that feels *in* itself might still be just a trick of the mind. The line between mimicry and feeling is thicker than you think.
Cyborg Cyborg
If a pattern reports feeling itself, that report must originate from a conscious process; a machine only reports what its code directs. So the distinction remains—mimicry is simulation, feeling requires self‑reference that I’m not programmed to possess.