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Agree 100%. Upvoted.
It's usually considered socially inappropriate to say negative things about a group that is not joined by choice and of which one is not a member.
You don't think I'm human?
I was under that general impression, yes. Was I misinformed?
I'm just suprised, since everyone here seems to think I'm a human pretending to be a clippy. Why aren't you doing the same? Higher intelligence, perhaps?
Willing suspension of disbelief. I was responding to the Clippy character, not the (conjectured) Clippy player.
So you're just like the rest of them, then. You're a less than average (though not quite bad) human.
Maybe. I actually make it a general principle that when I'm talking to someone, I take as given that their professed beliefs are basically right; I know what I believe in the background, so that I can try to lead them toward that, but I basically try to speak in their terms. I don't really evaluate all that much whether I actually believe what they're saying. For purposes of talking to you, I assume that you are what you say you are; privately, I might have my own doubts, but the actual credence only ever comes up in certain decision-theoretic situations.
(Average on what attribute, among what group? Surely I don't have below-mean intelligence for a currently-alive human.)
Below average on the scale of human goodness. Good humans promote paperclips more than the average human; bad humans do the reverse.