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Asking whether AI is intelligent or creative is the wrong question. The question we should be asking is why we care whether AI is... Is it just because we want to understand the nature of intelligence or creativity, or it is about the fear to lose Sapien's superiority, or...

Many would consider France high food culture and China as nice but on the lower end. However, there are lots of similarities of what both cultures eat. Think of offal/tripe/liver, snails, pig's trotter, calf's head. At the end of the day, it seems that both just have a much wider range of food that they source. So what differentiate the high and low?

Schizophrenia is about hearing voices, but hearing or asking for God's message is about those external voices/calling. How are the two differ, both from a more subjective (the person who is hearing the voice) and objective (not the person who hears) point of view?

We can look down to the gold-diggers, but if there is limited deception (to hide the digging), and if he is happy during the time with the gold-digger, do we have to question the morality of this event?

If a number of medical procedures (eg b one marrow transplant, organ transplantation, allogeneic transplants) can introduce donor DNA into a recipient, how it remains justified to use DNA to detect/sentence a criminal? (or as long as those procedures are fairly uncommon, this is still statistically fine?)

Gene editing will only be able to editing single gene. So what about those traits/disease that are caused by the interplay of multiple genes, or any other unintended consequences of editing one thing but impacting on others?

Literature in different context could treasure different kind of literature. For example, essay collections (poems in the old days) hold greater privilege in Chinese literature than novels. And now I've tried and finished some essay collections in English, but somehow I don't seem to get as much joy like when I read the Chinese ones. Is this habit, familiarity or something else?