Or, we could make robots and a.i. act up just like humans.

And, oh yea, I kept trying to talk to these emotional A.I. researchers about using this technology to deal with terrorism, school shootings and the like, but as you can see, they don’t want to go there. They’re still saying “oh we could use this for detecting emotions in … car drivers!”

They don’t want a lie detector to detect the emotions of either an actual criminal, or how about a cop, or a F.B.I. agent who can’t emotionally handle some facts/logic that doesn’t fit his cubbyholes?

Or, how about detecting emotional bias in scientists who don’t want to deal issues because of their conditioned beliefs?

But, are emotions universal? I’m tempted to say emotions are universal, but the means to express them are culturally conditioned — Researchers found some asian tribes who express surprise when saying no to someone. That might happen sometimes in western cultures, but not universally.