A user argues that the attempt reflects on a person without implying that the object feels pain.
A user argues that trying to cause pain even to inanimate objects is worth avoiding because it reflects on the person making the attempt. They also caution against imagining that the objects actually feel pain.
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@krishnanrohitI think this is an excellent reason not to try and cause pain even to inanimate objects, because it reflects on you as a person, and it is an excellent illustration to not still imagine that pain is caused to inanimate objects.
@simonsarrisI don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat every thing in the world matters, becomes reflected in your own mood
@scott_e_reedRT @simonsarris: I don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat ev…@krishnanrohitI think this is an excellent reason not to try and cause pain even to inanimate objects, because it reflects on you as a person, and it is an excellent illustration to not still imagine that pain is caused to inanimate objects.@simonsarrisI don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat every thing in the world matters, becomes reflected in your own mood@scott_e_reedRT @simonsarris: I don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat ev…@krishnanrohitI think this is an excellent reason not to try and cause pain even to inanimate objects, because it reflects on you as a person, and it is an excellent illustration to not still imagine that pain is caused to inanimate objects.@simonsarrisI don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat every thing in the world matters, becomes reflected in your own mood@scott_e_reedRT @simonsarris: I don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat ev…@krishnanrohitI think this is an excellent reason not to try and cause pain even to inanimate objects, because it reflects on you as a person, and it is an excellent illustration to not still imagine that pain is caused to inanimate objects.@simonsarrisI don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat every thing in the world matters, becomes reflected in your own mood@scott_e_reedRT @simonsarris: I don't think you should be mean to Claude but I don't think you should be mean to an alarm clock either How you treat ev…
