Answers for 1) and 3) mostly mean “I don’t believe technology will ever reach that point, and I will not believe any claims about safety/quality/taste/any other that they will make for marketing purposes. ” In many historical cases “like margarine vs butter” this approach was totally right, and it can be right for driverless cars and artificial meat.
For 2) , most people would not use even proven safe imlpants unless forced to do so, like “get that chip or lose your job”. Thank sci-fi writers for that.
That a quite clear category for mathematical proof, on the other hand humans are complex systems and there the halting problem with doesn’t give you “surely” when it comes to understanding what a complex system does.
Answers for 1) and 3) mostly mean “I don’t believe technology will ever reach that point, and I will not believe any claims about safety/quality/taste/any other that they will make for marketing purposes. ” In many historical cases “like margarine vs butter” this approach was totally right, and it can be right for driverless cars and artificial meat.
For 2) , most people would not use even proven safe imlpants unless forced to do so, like “get that chip or lose your job”. Thank sci-fi writers for that.
What do you mean with the term?
“Thing that one believes to work exactly as described and surely not to have harmful side effects”.
That a quite clear category for mathematical proof, on the other hand humans are complex systems and there the halting problem with doesn’t give you “surely” when it comes to understanding what a complex system does.