Lucy, evilness and super intelligence

They wouldn't necessarily go hand in hand no but that would depend on the morals of the being. In job's case he obviously starts the film as being a mentally challenged person who is abused and talked down to by many you'd think. A mistake we often make is that these people with intellectual deficiencies lack regular emotions. They certainly do though and are cognizant of whats happening most of the time. I think jobs had a lot of pent up frustration and when he gained intelligence and strength he wanted to get even.

There is a connection (correlation) between high intelligence and lack of empathy, not evilness. A lack of empathy is like indifference, rather than the supposition of it being sinister. We can only hope that a super-intelligent being would want to support the natural order of the Universe by maintaining order instead of chaos (the natural order is neither good nor evil).

The meaning of life is to seek/maximize/sustain knowledge, order, and pleasure and avoid/minimize/stop ignorance, chaos, and pain in the most efficient ways possible to augment nature's evolution. In other words, to nurture nature.

The ancestors of Homo Sapiens (Homo Erectus, Neanderthalensis, Habilis, etc) had basic survival instincts and lived in harmony with nature. They were not capable of atrocities such as systematic oppression, fascism, or global thermonuclear war. I'd have to say we have been slowly becoming worse BUT we have the potential to become better than we have ever been in history (extremely improbable, but still possible).

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