At least one human emotion has a value that cannot be quantified. If values can be quantified then they are important. Therefore, there is a human emotion that is not important. Part III . Computers can think only if they can both process information and experience emotions.
Computers can have desires, if they can experience emotions.
A computer's having desires is not a sufficient condition for its thinking, but a computer's having desires is a necessary condition for its thinking. A computer can think unless it can both have desires and experience emotions. Part IV . Construct truth tables for the following arguments. You may use either an abbreviated truth table, or a complete one.