@Jeroen said:
I always thought Bertrand Russel’s teapot argument was sufficient.
Hmm so you're an Ateaist 

Shoshin1
… then we have those who choose to beg
https://tricycle.org/magazine/zen-and-art-begging/
… And even more heroic those who work to keep the king bodhisattvas humbled …
https://www.spiritualityhealth.com/humbling-reminders-to-live-heavily-meditated
some Buddhas are so hidden, we only see their samsara form …
lobster
How Many Holes Does A Drinking Straw Have?
Ooohhh …
Iz a modern koan?
Oh wait I think the answer is 'Mu' …
http://www.buddhism.org/on-the-buddha-nature-of-insentient-things/
lobster
I personally disagree with HHDL. It's a definite case of "If it's broke, then fix it.!"
I was baptised a RC. But in spite of honest efforts on my part to really try to connect with what the church taught me, and what my parents tried to lead me through, nothing ever quite completely gelled.
And so it was that I discovered Buddhism.
Which, incidentally, my still-church-going mother introduced me to.
Every page of the book she sent me, sang my name, and called me thither.
And so, I went.
While my practice has definitely been an up-and-down, in-and-out adventure, I have never looked - or been tempted to go - back.
Sorry your Holiness.
You're stuck with me.
federica
Words... Can't rightly communicate with'em, can't rightly communicate without'em.
Indeed @Lionduck 
We are in a sense robots or slaves of our mind/body/karma.
A sentient AI is some way off and will be a revelation, including to it's self (even without one)
When an AI starts to empower the enlightenment of humans we may unplug the virtual for The Real … We may empower a no-politician/self appointed elite/habitual-hierarchy society …
lobster
Love is like a fart, if you push too hard to make it happen it turns to shit.
— anonymous
Jeroen
Maybe a cushion on your head?

… as usual I don't know my tit from my elbow, my head from my ass and my emotions from my thoughts …
lobster