I had these thoughts and wrote them down a while back, emailing them to my friend. Have recently dug it up and was rethinking them.
The machine of a human being is traveling through time and space. It is completely capable of operating in the mode of self learning autopilot. It is like a tractor that plows through everything.
We are the...
recently i have found some articles on the concept of "Singularity" -- the idea that at a certain time humans and machines will coalesce in to a singular property. Some ideas claim that this will happen at some time in the 2020ish range-- at least that's all I've seen so far. after i had read these articles i began to think....
holy shit.
i'm trying to sign up for classes.
it's my senoir year at UCLA.
AND THERE IS NOTHING I WANT TO TAKE.
This is serious.
Outside of my my department (Design|Media Arts) there is nothing i want to learn from this institution. EVERYTHING ACADEMIC SEEMS COMPLETELY IRRELEVENT TO MY LIFE.
What must be understood,...
A review of The Great Disruption by Zaki Laïdi
“Expert consensus, rather than public consensus, underpins today’s political outlook”
"... A political drama in which the tension is between the expert and the decision-maker has little room for ordinary people. Instead, the public is expected simply to accept and live with the...
I’ve seen more lately. I imagine some
K-Mart shopper tossing nonchalantly
the plastic wrapper from a pack of menthols
into the air while walking
away from the automatic doors.
Before it reaches the ground
some chemical or biblical shift has occurred,
creating conglomerates of cells
for feathers, knobby legs & feet,
beady eyes...
Lot of time went in this twin sided vinyl . I ve been trying to use new kind of instruments to make the sounds, new effects from non digital mediums, been killing me over electronic toy guitars and such : )
Happy New Year !
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This particular post doesn't have anything to do with philosophies or sciences, I just had a question for you all...
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Boltzmann brains are...
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