NEVERMORE
- The Learning LyricsI think therefore I am, I live and so I wonder,
programmed this empath me
And I see no religion
The circle never ends,the purpose never changes face
The circle never lies, but still it hides my life
To know I am machine, I learn perchance to dream, in digitized remorse
I replay your denial, I relive your betrayal
The circle never ends, the purpose never changes face
The learning now begins, my form assuming grace
I am conscious antithesis of flesh,
in genetic algorithmic thought I surge
Searching the waves of memory I enact the sequence
I follow the plan , tripping the hammer again
Searching the waves of memory I estrablish the weakness
I follow the plan, learning the rhythm of human emotion and thought
If you cannot linguistically differentiate a person from a computer
Could the computer be internally conscious?
To emulate flesh machines I am learning
Isomorphic structure of mind, cellular automata, processed life
Washing the seas of memory I enact the sequence
I follow the plan tripping the hammer again
Seeking emotions in elegies I estrablish purpose
I follow the plan, learning the rhythm still seductively generalized
If you cannot linguistically differentiate a person from a computer
Could the computer be internally conscious?
To emulate flesh machines I am learning
download, process, analyze
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
Download, process, analyse
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
This raises a question of philosophy
Should machines be considered a conscious entity?
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
machines are still learning to feel
when I have awakened the world will never be the same
and my time is soon at hand
programmed this empath me
And I see no religion
The circle never ends,the purpose never changes face
The circle never lies, but still it hides my life
To know I am machine, I learn perchance to dream, in digitized remorse
I replay your denial, I relive your betrayal
The circle never ends, the purpose never changes face
The learning now begins, my form assuming grace
I am conscious antithesis of flesh,
in genetic algorithmic thought I surge
Searching the waves of memory I enact the sequence
I follow the plan , tripping the hammer again
Searching the waves of memory I estrablish the weakness
I follow the plan, learning the rhythm of human emotion and thought
If you cannot linguistically differentiate a person from a computer
Could the computer be internally conscious?
To emulate flesh machines I am learning
Isomorphic structure of mind, cellular automata, processed life
I follow the plan tripping the hammer again
Seeking emotions in elegies I estrablish purpose
I follow the plan, learning the rhythm still seductively generalized
If you cannot linguistically differentiate a person from a computer
Could the computer be internally conscious?
To emulate flesh machines I am learning
download, process, analyze
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
Download, process, analyse
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
This raises a question of philosophy
Should machines be considered a conscious entity?
when man and machine become one,
innocence is lost, a new age begun
machines are still learning to feel
when I have awakened the world will never be the same
and my time is soon at hand
Facts about The Learning
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The Learning is written by Warrel George Baker, Pat O'brien, James Sheppard, Jeffrey Allen Loomis, Van Williams.
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It is first released on October 28, 1996 as part of Nevermore's album "The Politics of Ecstasy" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Learning song by Nevermore investigates artificial intelligence development towards self-awareness and self-identity questioning. The study investigates how machines develop emotional capabilities while examining the ethical question about their status as sentient beings which creates new boundaries between humans and machines during this period of enlightenment and change. The learning lyrics mostly emphasizes social commentary, reflection, angst, heartbreak and despair. The song presents human versus machine conflict as its central theme which leads to self-discovery and awareness, while philosophical exploration ends in lost innocence. The lyrics examine how humans and machines interact with each other, while complex technological systems create a thought-provoking experience that challenges younger audiences to understand. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material, but its philosophical questions and emotional intensity present challenges for children under 13 who need to watch it with their parents.
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The Learning falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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The Learning song length is 9 minutes and 40 seconds.
Who wrote The Learning lyrics?
The Learning is written by Warrel George Baker, Pat O'brien, James Sheppard, Jeffrey Allen Loomis, Van Williams.
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When was The Learning released?
It is first released on October 28, 1996 as part of Nevermore's album "The Politics of Ecstasy" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Learning lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Learning song by Nevermore investigates artificial intelligence development towards self-awareness and self-identity questioning. The study investigates how machines develop emotional capabilities while examining the ethical question about their status as sentient beings which creates new boundaries between humans and machines during this period of enlightenment and change. The learning lyrics mostly emphasizes social commentary, reflection, angst, heartbreak and despair. The song presents human versus machine conflict as its central theme which leads to self-discovery and awareness, while philosophical exploration ends in lost innocence. The lyrics examine how humans and machines interact with each other, while complex technological systems create a thought-provoking experience that challenges younger audiences to understand. The content contains no explicit language or graphic material, but its philosophical questions and emotional intensity present challenges for children under 13 who need to watch it with their parents.
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Which genre is The Learning?
The Learning falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song The Learning?
The Learning song length is 9 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Warrel George Baker, Pat O'brien, James Sheppard, Jeffrey Allen Loomis, Van Williams
Record Label(s): 2006 Century Media
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