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| "A Simulated Rebbetzin" Oil on Linen, 18" x 24" |
How is it that the digital simulations bother with religion?
They need to pass the "Turing Test" to demonstrate that they are indistinguishable from humans, and since humans have religion they have it too.
Do these simulations pass the Turing test?
Yes, virtually everybody who sees these paintings believes that they are paintings of actual humans. No one even suggests that they are paintings of simulations.
How can anyone see them if they are from post-human times?
Very good question. Perhaps those who see them are themselves simulations.
See: http://simulation-argument.com/simulation.html
Why are there four paintings in the triptych?
The rabbi is incomplete without the Rebbetzin. The sister, of course, has no husband.
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