Most educators can tell you that practice does NOT make perfect; practice makes permanent. Practice only makes "perfect" when one practices what is perfect (or correct.)
Why not? Humans already "fall in love" with mere animals that stick around merely because that's where the food is. Robots only need to be oiled. Some people already "love their cars." A robot would do a better job of returning that "love." The real problem is that people don't know what "love" really is.
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Most educators can tell you that practice does NOT make perfect; practice makes permanent. Practice only makes "perfect" when one practices what is perfect (or correct.)
Why not? Humans already "fall in love" with mere animals that stick around merely because that's where the food is. Robots only need to be oiled. Some people already "love their cars." A robot would do a better job of returning that "love."
The real problem is that people don't know what "love" really is.