Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
For purposes of consent it might not.Though presumably consent laws would have to reconsider their basis and rebuild. You run into different problems in that direction. I'd say a 5 year old with the mind of a 50 year old can probably consent (I imagine there could be emotional issues that come from having the brain of a five year old) and a person who just has the body of a young child can clearly do so. What about a sentient machine that has been programmed only to consent?
Who says the physical body exists? Who says that the physical body has to be involved? 😄
And, with "instant wisdom", the idea of cognitive development is fairly moot.
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I'd have to work hard at it to get beyond "ignorance and fear" to be honest.I'm not sure what not having context would suggest. No individuals? No invididual memories? No different locations?
I dunno: it's too undefined because it doesn't exist.
But I'd still think they'd laugh or be confused at our stupidity in the same way children get about some stuff in History, currently.