Another possible innovation would be people onboard to row

Never going to happen. They’ve been going the total opposite direction for a long time

I’m not seeing how this in anyway even really touches on this issue at hand. A paper on human development to show that “science says” we have a “human” at the moment of conception?

At the end of the day this is going to just be about what your definition of a “human” is rather than anything “science” has to say.

On the science side it's a human from the moment of conception.

Citation needed

This basically underpins the whole thing and is pretty hand waved away

I mean, didn’t we pretty much already know the theory of gravity was incomplete? Hence dark matter / dark energy.

Edit: ok I see the article is much about the competing theories. I guess that’s why I shouldn’t react to headlines…

YouTube is the cable tv of 2023

It’s so weird how we look back on those things that were seen as inconveniences, driving to a physical store / rental time limits, as good things now.

It’ll be interesting to see if we find ways to kinda bridge those gaps.

What if you could go and a rent physical DVDs

This year I’m gonna Google wtf that means

I don’t think that really follows. Would you say molecules of fluid have a collective consciousness?

We might be picking up on things we don’t consciously notice that guide our movement but it’s still a local thing that doesn’t require a collective consciousness

Well research teams have been working on it 10 years