I mean hunger is really just a gut reaction created to tell us we need to eat or we'll die eventually.
edit: s/created/developed over time/
while(sugar = 0)
seekFood()
And thus the grey goo was created
Hm no, you used = instead of ==, so this will never seek food. ;)
You probably mean that it will always seek food since the assignment evaluates to 'true' when it's successful (which is usually the case).
In what language? In all that I know, assignment evaluates to the value that was assigned (that is, if it evaluates to anything at all). Also in most languages that look like C, 0 evaluates to false. Therefore it will never seek food.
hunger = 100;
while (hunger > 0) { seekFood(); }
// Is this what hunger is to a machine, at its basest level? An int and a while loop? Is that really what it means to understand hunger? This and a text description?