There is an difference between 'Artificial-intelligence' and 'Artificial-Consciousness'. Dr.John Hagelin states that it is not possible to reach a temperature of Absolute Zero.
You reach one-millionth of a degree above absolute zero, then, one-billionth and then, one-trillionth and then, one-quadrillionth, etc etc ..... forever and ever.
The example given is that of a Rabbit jumping towards a Carrot. Each jump is half of the previous jump. The first jump is 4 feet, the sevond jump is 2 feet and the next jump is half of that etc etc.... The Rabbit will
keep jumping for ever but it will never reach the Carrot.
Dr. Hagelin states that No computer or machine or equipment can access the Unified field of Consciousness. Only the Human nervous system can access the Unified field of consciousness.
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 15:11:25 -0400
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Why the Future Doesn't Need Us (Long)
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Why the Future Doesn't Need Us (Long)
I read this article when it originally came out and am much in agreement with Bill Joy. This last Christmas a
relative gave me a copy of Kurzweil's "The Singularity is Near" that's premise I feel is very
flawed. My relative mistakenly thought that I would see Kurzweil as a
great technologist but I see him as a "mad scientist" and very
unenlightened. I had also read some of Kaczynski's rants too and it
is too bad he chose the wrong actions to make his point.
Computers are a great tool but that's it: a tool. I work with them all
the time and enjoy getting away from them. Nothing is more painful that getting stuck on a project trying to fix a difficult to find bug and
getting naive comments from suits who in their ignorance think I'm
either a wunderkind for creating such as program or a jerk if I can't
fix it.
Computers allowed small businesses to track their losses which is
somewhat good and somewhat bad. Before every small store had computers to track inventory then tended to have a more varied selection. That has long gone away.
It looks like big business and the "Illuminati" or whatever you want to
call those rakshasas don't like computers either and the freedom they
give us either. They really don't like the freedom of speech on the
Internet. They want to reign in the Internet severely. I would suggest
we reign them in instead.
As for AI or "artificial consciousness" which I have actually worked on
a bit I mentioned to some of my colleagues that Indian philosophy has
much of the mechanics of consciousness broken out into paradigms that could be implemented on a computer. One colleague actually located a Phd thesis by someone primitively demonstrated such theory. I never took the theories much farther to implement them myself but there is at least one well known program that borrowed on some of this theory.
flawed. My relative mistakenly thought that I would see Kurzweil as a
great technologist but I see him as a "mad scientist" and very
unenlightened. I had also read some of Kaczynski's rants too and it
is too bad he chose the wrong actions to make his point.
Computers are a great tool but that's it: a tool. I work with them all
the time and enjoy getting away from them. Nothing is more painful that getting stuck on a project trying to fix a difficult to find bug and
getting naive comments from suits who in their ignorance think I'm
either a wunderkind for creating such as program or a jerk if I can't
fix it.
Computers allowed small businesses to track their losses which is
somewhat good and somewhat bad. Before every small store had computers to track inventory then tended to have a more varied selection. That has long gone away.
It looks like big business and the "Illuminati" or whatever you want to
call those rakshasas don't like computers either and the freedom they
give us either. They really don't like the freedom of speech on the
Internet. They want to reign in the Internet severely. I would suggest
we reign them in instead.
As for AI or "artificial consciousness" which I have actually worked on
a bit I mentioned to some of my colleagues that Indian philosophy has
much of the mechanics of consciousness broken out into paradigms that could be implemented on a computer. One colleague actually located a Phd thesis by someone primitively demonstrated such theory. I never took the theories much farther to implement them myself but there is at least one well known program that borrowed on some of this theory.
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