Eyelids and Photons

Welcome to Rage3D, ArtsyGirl13!

To answer your question, eyelids play no role in the detection of photons. The photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye perform that function.
 
Welcome to Rage3D, ArtsyGirl13!

To answer your question, eyelids play no role in the detection of photons. The photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye perform that function.

The insides of your eyelids play no role in detecting photons, Thanks for your answer.
 
Is this a bot?:bleh:

The bot is smart enough to know what it doesn't know, and further smart enough to surreptitiously ask humans in the only way it knows, and even further, smart enough to come to Rage3D, in particular, to ask.
 
Bot made a typo tho it said protons in the 2nd post... Can AI get drunk and/or lazy? And what about neutrons?
 
The bot is smart enough to know what it doesn't know, and further smart enough to surreptitiously ask humans in the only way it knows, and even further, smart enough to come to Rage3D, in particular, to ask.

What it does or does not know pertains to the knowledge of what humans know and not know. Thus inevitably its knowledge of knowing is tied inconsequencially with the knowledge that is given of knowing and not knowing by humans. As such the interpretation of what it knows is identified by what is known universally by the collective agreement of that knowledge by humans. Likewise what it doesnt know is also mimicked by the lack of knowledge by humans. Therefore the probability of the AI to actually know what it doesnt know and know what it does, falls within the algorithm shape by the environment given to the humans in order to contextualize their version what what is known to be known and what is known to be not known. Ultimately the proper interpretation lies within the effective creation of the architect's environment that is provided to the humans that will allow them the most understandable difference between knowing and not knowing. Is the AI bot smart enough to utilize all its tools at its disposal? Or is it merely programmed to follow a set of rules and commands which just extracts the information available within the architects environment and outputs a series of responses based upon what is available?
 
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