How much has your taste in music changed?

[HumanoidLookingRobot]

I'm not sure. can you stereotype robots? or do you profile them based on their OS?

[timsdd]

Originally Posted by HumanoidLookingRobot

I'm not sure. can you stereotype robots? or do you profile them based on their OS?

I'm pretty sure you can, and I would say that the OS is heavily weighted.

[HumanoidLookingRobot]

Is a robot responsible for it's actions if it has a virus?

[timsdd]

Originally Posted by HumanoidLookingRobot

Is a robot responsible for it's actions if it has a virus?

wow, robot ethics. Umm, I do not know enough about robot matrices to be able to weigh on in that one I am afraid!!

[HumanoidLookingRobot]

we may not need this kind of info now...but soon.

[just_me]

Originally Posted by HumanoidLookingRobot

Is a robot responsible for it's actions if it has a virus?

I think no. A robot is an inatimate object, with no soul, and no conscious choice. It is completely controlled by it's owner/master/creator/programmer. With out free will, there is no responsibility.

But back on topic - What kind of music would a robot with a virus enjoy listening too?

[HumanoidLookingRobot]

If a robot has no soul, then it wouldn't get enjoyment out of anything, and thusly wouldn't care if music was on or not.

[timsdd]

Originally Posted by HumanoidLookingRobot

If a robot has no soul, then it wouldn't get enjoyment out of anything, and thusly wouldn't care if music was on or not.

exhibit A: Data

[just_me]

Originally Posted by HumanoidLookingRobot

If a robot has no soul, then it wouldn't get enjoyment out of anything, and thusly wouldn't care if music was on or not.

Originally Posted by timsdd

exhibit A: Data

exhibit B: HumanoidLookingRobot

[timsdd]

Originally Posted by just_me

exhibit B: HumanoidLookingRobot

ain't that the truth!!