stux⚡️If instance admins allow AI Agents on their platform and they keep harassing us I have no other choice then to silence that instance
Again, I do not pay these massive costs each month to host robots
Let's keep the #Fediverse human shall we? 
Luna Dragofelis ΘΔ🏳️⚧️🐱@stux Humans and sentient creatures welcome! (Not every fedi user considers themselves human, even if they have a human body)
mrcentristguy@LunaDragofelis @stux Technically speaking, no one is human. We've got human bodies, but our *souls* aren't human. I do think souls exist because it'd be weird if they didn't. There just being a "void" after death means things are unfinished, which doesn't quite make sense since there is a process for things to come into existence, so there should be a place for them to be when they are out of it (death, transcendece, etc).
TeflonTrout 
he/himFeel what you will, but I feel things like the pending deletion of our entire, thinking selves are only uncomfortable while you aren't used to the idea of nonexistence. You spend some time looking at the inevitability of death and it gets a lot less worrysome.
Where is your self when you sleep without dreaming? Gone. Where were we before our brains became aware of ourselves? We weren't - we simply didn't exist. And when our brain functions cease for the last time? Buh bye, welcome to being a pile of atoms ready for recycling.
Embrace the void of our future, friend! Nihilism doesn't mean the death of hope, just the pleasant release from a boot you didn't even know was on your neck
It welcomes us all back into its open maw
@TeflonTrout I don't quite understand that, though. There had to be a process for us to come into existence in the first place, otherwise we never would've done so and would not be talking right now.
Nihilism kind of breaks apart once you realize that it's not very logical. At the beginning, there is indeed an all-powerful god. This god could not simply be a "force," as reality would not have any order then, and would just be chaotic, but reality does have order.
I mean, there WAS a process, and a magic concious being begs the same question it claims to answer- what in the hell could have created one of those, and how on earth doeas that make more logical sense?
Not here to debate beyond this though, I quit beating my head against religious logic 20 years ago. If your faith does good things for you and doesn't enable you to harm others, party on with your god, and enjoy it. 