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October 28, 2012, 12:12:01 AM
#44
Then I'm disapointed.
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October 27, 2012, 09:26:36 PM
#43
I am the singularity... Now go to sleep
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October 26, 2012, 04:52:43 PM
#42
On an unrelated thread, I find it kind of awesome that the poll is now at 42 votes.

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October 26, 2012, 03:19:11 PM
#41

Are you saying that still doesn't happen? Because it does.

Take a look at this article: http://chronicle.com/article/The-Psychopath-Makeover/135160/

No, I am not saying it doesn't. I agree it exists, but we've come a long way and I hope/think that in future human intelligence will increase and hopefully start thinking about future and how to make it work, and not just temporary solutions for now days.
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October 26, 2012, 03:10:38 PM
#40
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink

 Shocked didn't know there was a book

The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?

It's already happening.

Really? I think at this very moment the world is more corrupt and filled with greed than ever before. Humanity's ego can only be inflating.

There are always good and bad people.
Are you saying that at times when people were heading wards onto each other because their religion views were different there was less corruption and greed?

Are you saying that still doesn't happen? Because it does.

Take a look at this article: http://chronicle.com/article/The-Psychopath-Makeover/135160/
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October 25, 2012, 02:57:16 AM
#39
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink

 Shocked didn't know there was a book

It's similar to the plot of the Shannara series of books, but I haven't read them all, so I don't know the whole story.

Interesting, maybe I could find time to read them. I just always thought if our technology would evolve a bit it could possible to make some things true like elves; with the help of regenerative medicine and studies from Dr. Aubrey De Grey.

Now that is closer to the plot of the Council War series. Nanites used to reconfigure people into elves and orcs and even Dragons.
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October 25, 2012, 02:53:36 AM
#38
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink

 Shocked didn't know there was a book

It's similar to the plot of the Shannara series of books, but I haven't read them all, so I don't know the whole story.

Interesting, maybe I could find time to read them. I just always thought if our technology would evolve a bit it could possible to make some things true like elves; with the help of regenerative medicine and studies from Dr. Aubrey De Grey.
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You cannot kill love
October 24, 2012, 06:23:16 PM
#37
The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?

It's already happening.

Really? I think at this very moment the world is more corrupt and filled with greed than ever before. Humanity's ego can only be inflating.
It happens on an individual level, but each individual effects their surroundings directly, so the more people that love, the more it spreads to.  Each human must chose to act with love over ego.  Another way to look at singularity is the end of duality between ego and love.
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October 24, 2012, 06:04:56 PM
#36
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink

 Shocked didn't know there was a book

It's similar to the plot of the Shannara series of books, but I haven't read them all, so I don't know the whole story.

Really? I think at this very moment the world is more corrupt and filled with greed than ever before. Humanity's ego can only be inflating.

Oh, it is, but "Pride goeth before the fall." Eventually, the ego will collapse under it's own weight. Societal nervous breakdown.
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October 24, 2012, 05:20:55 PM
#35
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink

 Shocked didn't know there was a book

The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?

It's already happening.

Really? I think at this very moment the world is more corrupt and filled with greed than ever before. Humanity's ego can only be inflating.

There are always good and bad people.
Are you saying that at times when people were heading wards onto each other because their religion views were different there was less corruption and greed?
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October 24, 2012, 05:08:17 PM
#34
The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?

It's already happening.

Really? I think at this very moment the world is more corrupt and filled with greed than ever before. Humanity's ego can only be inflating.
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October 24, 2012, 04:17:16 PM
#33
The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?

It's already happening.
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October 24, 2012, 04:10:22 PM
#32
The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.

Now how do you suppose this 'ego death' will come about?
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October 24, 2012, 02:34:58 PM
#31
Sort of like the "Origins II" halo short?
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You cannot kill love
October 24, 2012, 02:16:17 PM
#30
The destruction of our race is a result of ego.   Even if we colonized other planets, we wouldn't solve the problem, ego.  As long as people look out for their self over others, we will always have the same problem with ego.

Luckily, part of evolution is for humanity to become aware of ego and it's harmful effects on society.  The next leap in evolution is man's collective ego death.
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October 24, 2012, 02:12:29 PM
#29
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue

I think I read that book. Wink
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October 24, 2012, 02:10:54 PM
#28
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

In the end humans will stay, people who support environment and regenerative medicine will become elves, people who likes to destroy everything will become orcs, people who master science will become wizards and the life will bloom.  Tongue
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October 24, 2012, 02:03:24 PM
#27
I think humans are collectively destined to destroy ourselves. The question is how much we take down with us.

I agree with this statement with one exception. 

If we hold off on making our species extinct long enough to get off of this planet, then that greatly reduces the likelihood of total extinction.  The question in my mind is which comes first:

Do we escape the confines of planet Earth first?  Or do we kill ourselves first?





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October 24, 2012, 01:41:19 PM
#26
The simulation theory questions the realness of reality. Let's imagine that our reality and all forms of life were crafted by higher beings, who are on a completely different level of consciousness than we are. 'Gods', if you will. What if their intentions were not to create intelligent beings? What if they had only meant to create the most basic forms of life? Well as luck had it, those forms evolved into more advanced forms, and lo and behold, after billions of years - human beings!

Humans started out as primitive and naive. But over a span of hundreds of thousands of years, we have made many technological advances. When humans created the first electronic device, who knew that would eventually lead to the invention of the computer? Who knew just decades later, artificial intelligence would come about and would be used for an array of real-world applications? If humanity continues to insist on playing god, the emergence of technological singularity is inevitable.
We are the gods that created our reality.
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October 24, 2012, 02:24:22 AM
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