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Only living organisms feel

The concept of feeling only applies ot living organisms. Because robots are mechanistic artifacts, not organisms, they cannot have feelings.

Paul Ziff (1959).
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Only living organisms feel
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Can imagine artifacts with feelings
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Definition of Alive is structurally based
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Non-living things may yet have feelings
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Lack physiological components
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Machines can't love or be loved
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Machines can't think dialectically
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Emotion is a type of information processing
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Emotions are cognitive evaluations
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Emotions are cognitive schemata
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Feelings are information signals
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Honest robot talk about feelings equals feelings
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Motivational processes
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Robot pain is theoretically possible
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Turing Test provides evidence for emotions
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