Philosophical Investigations (PI) published an interesting essay this week, which has top billing for the week (click on the PI link to see): What Would Happen If 3-D Printers Could 3-D Print Themselves? My part in this was working on the flow, and adding some detail. The writer considers: Where manufactured products become infinitely reproducible, their value trends towards zero. But now, humans have become infinitely reproducible, so to speak. OBSERVATION: It's not about contributions being correct, but they should be compelling at least, and provoke discussion.
Monday, October 26, 2015
3-D Printers
Philosophical Investigations (PI) published an interesting essay this week, which has top billing for the week (click on the PI link to see): What Would Happen If 3-D Printers Could 3-D Print Themselves? My part in this was working on the flow, and adding some detail. The writer considers: Where manufactured products become infinitely reproducible, their value trends towards zero. But now, humans have become infinitely reproducible, so to speak. OBSERVATION: It's not about contributions being correct, but they should be compelling at least, and provoke discussion.
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