Into the Future: Man and Machines

[kataklysmozarella]

something wicked this way comes

[boxerpup7]

I know in mylove of science, scientists can become madmen in so many terms. scavengers in others and fund seekers in others. there are so many variations of the science and the scientific mind that, some are actually out of control. others an interest in the human condition and assistive with all intentions, others, yet, one must consider all demeanors of all the scientist this world has to offer.

[boxerpup7]

directions, countless ideas that are beneficial to the human race, in my opinion, directions of common sense and structure that if it wasnt a fight to the end without insight could be something so much more then it is now. working inside of common sense and lending to the economic conditions while not taking anythng from technology just rearranging it so to speak so it doesnt loose any money or funding without being silly or obsurd so to speak inside of our capabilities, in my opinion.

[boxerpup7]

Ok, and a thousant other things I cannot mention on here. these are just little cookies of tid bits of info that has been inside of science. baby infos so to speak. however, there are in those thousand other things, in my opinion a bazzilion more ideas that are as a bazzillion is not actually a number, so let us say infinity plus, a number of ideas that as infinity is infinity endless.

[boxerpup7]

and control of excessive speed would be a idea I would mention as a back up or support system in the even there was a malfunctioning. to lend to a safety mode, without creating a complete shut down in the midst of say trafffic flow. which as much as speed is a concern, so too is the too slow concern or shutting down or stopping instantly. sensors I believe we placed on some vehicles for parking for example. many good ideas, but, some things are just really very dangerous in deed.

[boxerpup7]

in auto, malfunctioning is always a possibility. we have seen thru the ages, many malfunctions one of the greatest of memory is as early as the 70's, to today, an excessive in excelleration of the mechanical or inner workings. there has to be a shut down system or back up installed in these areas. of which creates yet another safety concern.  not all persons have the same response time, in a. shutting the vehicle down, b. stepping on the breaks, tossing gears, etc. governors, for reserve.

[boxerpup7]

I should say, performance, output and leakage of these resources in the surrounding areas of these powers that have proven their dangers. Not done on purpose in my opinion,however it is not addressed until it is learned like many things we have as humans, entertained.

[boxerpup7]

buffers are a priority on the aspects of the power and resources.

[boxerpup7]

see Thoms River NJ

[boxerpup7]

so if human is to be called paranoid for a lack of better words, then so too is this example of what persons have to enter in to make sure they are making human entries.

[boxerpup7]

that synthetic is the only acceptance per this scenario. The very idea that if someone has a interest in any kind of science and has been capable of learning on their own, would be suspected of being a robot. Its laughable if crazy is to be called crazy. WE already by example have to sign in a human set of letters, to enter into a computer to make sure we are making human entries.a little strange too. however, exists.

[boxerpup7]

Not to mention the not one aspect of privacy in any one human beings life. period at all.

[boxerpup7]

ok we do have a problem with disposig of batteries what is the idea behind the recycling?

[boxerpup7]

replace batteries, it will give life a reprieve

[boxerpup7]

we know frequency from the ancient so to speak work can cause pain and actually submission to the program.Bioscensing is the end of the human race. especially in the regime of the hitler so to speak development phase of one group who says, equality yet doesnt believe in one spec of equality.

[boxerpup7]

band width and migraines?

[boxerpup7]

Every Nation should pay close attention to who is doing the programming. know the enemy precisely and exactly.

[boxerpup7]

These are the very lies that are used to threaten people with, do not buy into it. Each test has more then five answers to each question to each brain wave. These threats are not welcome and persons have a right to their own lives without the threat of these types of technologies and who reads the test results and again, programmed. will make a person look crazy, but look at this, not allowed an opinion. no different then who is doing programming.

[boxerpup7]

speak, and take another direction. make it work with common sense in tact. some science has a responsibility in the work they do.

[boxerpup7]

the idea behind these things, is without a doubt for many good reasons, however, regardless there are still missing components of the human and the technology. attemtp to understand or to feel is the greatest issue. the machine cannot totally feel, communicate complete emotion, built in what is perceived as perfection is one thing, it does not do the job intended because it cannot relate to imperfection so to speak. Is a definate nightmare in so many ways. it is time to exit stage right so to

[boxerpup7]

especially in the area of biotechnology. where growth of human and machine is not so far into the future at all. actually I believe we have seen benefits and failures of. remember the book says that the search for eternal youth, becomes a nightmare and begging to be able to die. it is all ready foretold long before it was thought of by he human mind,or man capable of the technology that is available now. Not that we werent working on things in the fifties, etc. however, were there before?excuse?

[boxerpup7]

Man still, builds develops and programs, or when it is too late that technology of which is not completely programmed, and what language, understanding, inner workings. the fear is that it is not going to be left for human room at all. those programming are not exposed to life, human nature nor has a clue, this makes for a seriously dangerous scenario.

[boxerpup7]

trusting who is doing the programming is the question. 

[OrganicKing]

you know...

[Monxer]

AUGMENTATIONS?

[diehippie9000]

@Monxer u dont know wut dat means?

[Koenstuurwold0]

Sarif Industries?

[CalumnMcAulay]

I wish I hadnt read the comments before watching this - all I caould hear was "you know"

[TrumanTehSupraTiger]

I wonder if honey badger cares.

[chaoticbot]

The social network for robots. LOL Funny and interesting approach to A.I. development. I have a tip: make some software being, put it in virtual worlds, where they meet avatars of real people and other sotware beings, They learn with the othes and with the virtual environment.

[Sooung]

I enjoyed the talk but he borrows heavily from the work of Ray Kurzweil without giving any credit. Specifically the concept of a "law of accelerating returns" from information technologies. Mr. Kurzweil has been talking about that for decades.

[eziekiel9989]

he says you know because he is a fifty something year old man, and when your that age, you repeat things. we all repeat things. i wave my hands when i talk, some people say uh, we all got our ticks. IT is NOT Nearly as big a deal as what he is Actually Saying

[mindaza0]

jeeeee, yu niou....

[IAdvocateTheZM]

these people need to research the venus project

[bighands69]

@IAdvocateTheZM

The venus project is an outdate concept at best.

It advocates the use of massive data centres for control systems. but by the time the venus project would become a reality mobile phones will have more power than these data centres.

The standard desktop into days world is as powerful as a government supercomputer from the mid 90s.

the venus project is a centralised systems approach based on a 1960s concept that could work into days world but would require a believe system.

[IAdvocateTheZM]

@bighands69 your premise is wrong, which make it irrelevance for me to argue or refute you.

[bighands69]

@IAdvocateTheZM

Please inform me what is wrong with my statement.

I am not staying that the venus project is without justification or that it cannot work.

I am just saying that by the time that mass social awareness of such an idea is present that it will not be required.

The power of technology is growing at such a pace that by the 2030s everything in our environment will have extremely high computational capabilities.

[MusicianNeil]

Interesting discussion. Although, he seems to use the phrase "you know" a lot.

[dg2500]

@MusicianNeil It's probably because he knows that his audience is a group of professionals that have already researched a lot of the topics he's bringing up. "You know" is basically saving him lot's of explaining. But yeah, you're right. Lol.

[arkanbarable]

@MusicianNeil

[arkanbarable]

You know, if he was using this you know less, you know, it would be probably 30% shorter, you know

[DarthW44RTH]

@MusicianNeil I can't even watch it due to that. 6 minutes in.

[Irresistance]

@MusicianNeil Since I read your reply now I hear "you know" all the time :S...

[DeadHappyFilm]

@MusicianNeil He's just having the nerves lol

[antongandon1986]

YAGNI

To empty a dishwasher, there is a very simple solution, Get another dishwasher.

[greado1337]

I really need to make a trip to the Computer History Museum.