If scientists got a machine to walk and talk - does/should it have rights?
vegster Sanity Clause May 5, 2008 28,273 Oct 8, 2012 #22 If it works, George Osborne will find some way of taxing it and making its dubious level of existence miserable.
If it works, George Osborne will find some way of taxing it and making its dubious level of existence miserable.
Biscuit Native Creative Jul 8, 2003 22,320 Brighton Oct 9, 2012 Thread starter #23 vegster said: If it works, George Osborne will find some way of taxing it and making its dubious level of existence miserable. Click to expand... I sense empathy towards our new friends already. Time to treat them as equals I say! If they're smarter than us, would we trust one to be our Prime Minister?
vegster said: If it works, George Osborne will find some way of taxing it and making its dubious level of existence miserable. Click to expand... I sense empathy towards our new friends already. Time to treat them as equals I say! If they're smarter than us, would we trust one to be our Prime Minister?