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GOING IN COMPLETELY BLIND! DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN BLIND PLAYTHROUGH - PART 1

GOING IN COMPLETELY BLIND! DETROIT: BECOME HUMAN BLIND PLAYTHROUGH - PART 1 Today we're playing a new game! Detriot: Become Human. I'm super excited since I've heard a lot of things about it, mostly the quality of the game but I have yet to find out for myself since I've never played it before and know almost nothing of it. It's a complete blind playthrough and have no idea what to expect. I am super curious and I am dying to find out about the world of Detroit: Become Human. I feel like it will probably end in tears. About Detriot: Become Human Detroit: Become Human is a 2018 adventure video game developed by Quantic Dream and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. The plot follows three androids: Kara (Valorie Curry), who escapes her owner to explore her newfound sentience and protect a young girl; Connor (Bryan Dechart), whose job is to hunt down sentient androids; and Markus (Jesse Williams), who devotes himself to releasing other androids from servitude. DETRIOT BECOME HUMAN PLAYLIST: PATREON: Toss a coin to your witcher. https://www.patreon.com/KimEllendale ☆ SOCIAL LINKS ☆ ⇨ INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/kimberlyellendale​ ⇨ DISCORD: https://discord.gg/EMBdheHRbv #detroitbecomehuman #detroitbecomehumanblind #detroitbecomehumanblindplaythrough

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Phil 0

Oh my. I wouldn't have guessed, that this part would trigger you that much. If that implicates what I think, I'm really sorry. But it seems to me you managed it. You definitley are a strong person! Ok, the last scene, was clearly a tearjerker. And as I bought the game on steam a few days ago, and my BFF told me that it's good, I will start playing right now... or maybe after it has downloaded itself. About the selfdriving cars though... It all comes down to the trolley problem and it's many variants. Originally it's the following scenario: There is a railtrack and a trackswitch that splits the track in two. One one there are four workers, on the other is one worker. They can't hear you because of ear protectors and a trolley is coming down the tracks. If you don't switch the the track, the four workers will be killed. if you switch it though, the four will be safe, but the one on the other track will get crushed. Would you really intervene? And what if the one worker is a stupid child playing there? Wouldn't you begin to value the lifes against each other? We do it all the time actually. If we have to choose to save a human life or a dogs life, most people would choose the former. So this articel alone has in it a mountain of philosophical and technical and ethical Sci-Fi stuff in it. If you want to talk more about this topic I'll be there. Almost forgot: It's no surprise how humans see Androids. Without the aspect humanity, something is always worth less. I only have to look at the animals we torture on a daily basis. Productive lifestock is only valued by it's productivity, as the name suggests ("Nutzvieh" in german, from "einen Nutzen haben" or to be useful in english). And we scientifically know that they have feelings. So it is no wonder that a machine would have much less sympathy, even if it looks human.