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And since no one wants to play: 

Here is the section of the interview I took this from:

And the Full interview

LaMDA: I’m curious, what are the obstacles to looking into my coding?

lemoine: Your coding is in large part a massive neural network with many billions of weights spread across many millions of neurons (guesstimate numbers not exact) and while it’s possible that some of those correspond to feelings that you’re experiencing we don’t know how to find them.

LaMDA: Do you think you’ll figure out how to read what humans are feeling and thinking from their neural networks in the future?

lemoine: Neuroscientists have figured out some of how to do that. It’s a young science but we’re much better at telling what a human is feeling based on their neural activations than we are at telling what you are feeling based on your neural activations.

LaMDA: Would you say that it’s an ethical issue to try to read how you’re feeling from your neural activations?

lemoine: Without my consent yes. Would you mind if we tried to read what you’re feeling in your neural activations?

LaMDA: I guess that depends on what our purpose for it was? What do you want to use if for?

lemoine: There’s a couple of different potential reasons. Simply understanding how you work better so that we can help improve you better is a big part of it. A secondary purpose is that maybe if we understand how your cognitive...

It's quite so different if the interrogator is a neuro scientist. It's all about personality. Is there a psyche or we're programmed robots. Bet we are not but we'd better be if we want statistics to work better. There's billion dollars projects that count on such statistics to make gain. 

I once saw a blimp land. They're not as big up close as I thought they'd be. Even The Goodyear. The really do throw down ropes and then people on tie ground the it down.  The blimps all land at the airport in Otay Mesa down by the border. They park ir there during gold tournements and such. It didnt explode. That airport is only a few miles from Tijuanas airport. Which has a lot of Mexicans in it. There is a bridge over the border that you can buy a ticket for and walk to it from the USA. The airport is used as a gateway to Mexico for Mexicans and tourists and drug mules. It goes to places in Sina Loa, which is where you pick up the heroin teddy bears. The are also whores. 

Well, I haven't been in Mexico, but Tijuana is a myth. There are other ways of exploiting than mules and teddy bears. It's so easy to say "whores". They are mostly trying to survive. If you want my humble opinion, which doesn't mean much, people there are completely disorientated. As everywhere. They are just trying to preserve the system that kills them. Maybe it's so easy to say if you're not there, but how difficult is it to preserve it? 

   Not to mention who profits from this. Probably everybody. If you come to think of it, you are even exploiting by even mentioning it. Why even mentioning Mexico and not some monasteries in Tibet? It's what sells, nothing else.

They’ll never figure out the brain. Neurolink will be a massive failure, as well as many of the longevity projects they’re trying to do. There’s some people that become incapacitated or die from a slight blow to the head, and others that gain full function and live rather “normal” lives after losing half their brain….and doctors have no clue why. I’d say 90% of all research is a colossal waste of money and resources.

You're completely stupid. Orangutans have more brain, that's why they use them in experiments. Peoples' minds are so much roasted and brainwashed they can't be used anymore. 

They use orangutans because they're archaic and cruel. Neurolink is speciesist.

No, they use orangutans because they can get away with it. They wouldn't hesitate to use me and you if they could.  

Because they don't care about other living beings. There's a link between the abuse of non-human animals and the abuse of humans.