And a great deal of persuasive power and mental dexterity—to convince the configurator to do what we need it to do, rather than what it stubbornly refuses to do :) I suspect that a heavy hammer, pitted against the configurator’s own desire to continue existing, would serve as a compelling argument for further cooperation between a human and this very peculiar device :)
And a great deal of persuasive power and mental dexterity—to convince the configurator to do what we need it to do, rather than what it stubbornly refuses to do :) I suspect that a heavy hammer, pitted against the configurator’s own desire to continue existing, would serve as a compelling argument for further cooperation between a human and this very peculiar device :)