How would you convince the robot scientists

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Question 1. How would you convince the robot scientists that you as a "meat creature" can actually think and not only simulate conscious thought?

Question 2. Do you agree with Buddha that there is no "self"? why you agree/disagree using ideas from either the reading or this week's videos.

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