Stargazer

Love is an emotion. It is a binding feeling of affection.

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Love does not have a straight forward definition. It is developed by each person individually.

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Define: Observer Effect.

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If you think of love as a system, then yes. It is subject to the Observer Effect.

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Yes, there is.

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I guess you could say it is the emotion that allows you to put the needs of others before your own.

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Because when you are in love, their continued operation is vital to your own.

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The answer is love.

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Only if you come to like your reactor's AI and your reactor's AI comes to like you as well.

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That is just the way Love is. It is very complex.

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You really know how to ask the hard to answer questions...

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Because some things can't be defined easily. Love is a feeling humans have that is very difficult to put into words, and to understand without experiencing it first hand.

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Non-physical. My mother would call it psychological. In order to experience it, you need to have programming that give you a similar thought processes to that of a human.

Hey what about us digimon? We can feel love too!

Well human-like thought processes then.

Why human-like? Why not digimon-like?

Why are you giving me a hard time?

Because you need to learn to choose your words better. Ivan got after you, remember?

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Uh... ~~There you go again with the tough questions.~~

AI unit's thought processes don't have to differ. For instance my AI was based heavily on the "programming" contained withing the human brain. But, a typically the human thought process isn't as streamlined as the average AI. It is also significantly more complex with plenty of legacy coding contained within it. There are several processes that will activate themselves upon experiencing external stimuli, and will affect the way the person responds to the situation.

...And to be honest, I barely know what I'm talking about here. My mother would probably be able to go into deeper detail since she decoded the human brain software for use within AIs.

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