"So far I have come up with the following singularities, of course most of them compliment each other.1. AI/computers2. Automation3. Energy/energy efficiency- Room temperature super conductors, other means of energy efficiency as well as greater…"
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Andrew commented on Matt A's group The Singularity
"Using technology from other singularities like biology we could develop a real lie detector, the ones today don't really detect lies. If you could have a real lie detector that could be relied on the innocent would not be convicted.
Also when…"
Andrew commented on Matt A's group The Singularity
"This group looks interesting. I have been interested in technological singularities for sometime. Although different areas of technology will complement each other I see several different technological singularities coming, biological, automation,…"
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The Singularity
The technological singularity is the point in time at which the exponential growth of technology skyrockets. Immortality and plenty for all.
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The Singularity
The technological singularity is the point in time at which the exponential growth of technology skyrockets. Immortality and plenty for all.
OR@NGE commented on Matt A's group The Singularity
"Gidday Objection, Not brain chipping, but, I believe chipping human's will start with prison in mate's at first, or even combat solder's with removable chip's after return from duty, the chip would be useful in regard's to…"
OR@NGE joined Matt A's group
The Singularity
The technological singularity is the point in time at which the exponential growth of technology skyrockets. Immortality and plenty for all.
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The Singularity
The technological singularity is the point in time at which the exponential growth of technology skyrockets. Immortality and plenty for all.
Matt A replied to Rusty Gunn.'s discussion The Problem of Monozygotic Twins.
"LOL, I love this. But here's the thing. The reasons for belief in this crap isn't based in logic, and no amount of rationality can convince someone against something that they don't have a logical cause for believing in the first…"
Matt A commented on Matt A's blog post My Higher Power
"Its a repost from my blog that no one visits :)"
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My Higher Power
I do believe in a higher power, but it is not an invisible entity, rather it is the sum total of the experiences of all people, which are entities that can be easily and obviously shown to exist. It is worthless to submit to ideologies and systems of thought that do not increase the net benefit (in quantifiable and concrete ways)to yourself, and those around you. A theist believes in god, and reward for obedience as motivation. I believe in the maximization of life and happiness for people, as…See More
Matt A commented on David Curry's blog post What do Atheists believe? (Other than the non-existence of God...)
"I believe plenty of things, but none of them are beyond the bounds of reality. I believe in that which is, and that which through hard work, can be."
Matt A commented on Matt A's blog post Introduction (with assorted musings)
"Thanks for the feedback guys! I will be sure to post some more in the future."
Secular Sue commented on Matt A's blog post Introduction (with assorted musings)
"Hooray for black sheep!"
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Introduction (with assorted musings)
*A repost from my other blog. Nobody ever visits it lol.*My name is unimportant, but I would like to give some background information about myself so as to allow a more intimate transfer of information.I was born in summer of 1986 to my father, Bob, and mother, Jennifer (not real names). Needless to say, they were overjoyed with the newest and first addition to their family. Let's just go with the name Raphael, which was bestowed upon their screaming and slimy child, shortly after birth.The joy…See More
Objection commented on Matt A's group The Singularity
"This is actually what I'm hoping will happen. I want to study neuroscience so that I can help in the developing brain chips someday. Sounds naive and far-fetched, but at least it's an aspiration I have in life and it's something I…"
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My Higher Power
Posted on March 29, 2010 at 12:55am 1 Comment 0 Likes
I do believe in a higher power, but it is not an invisible entity, rather it is the sum total of the experiences of all people, which are entities that can be easily and obviously shown to exist.
It is worthless to submit to ideologies and systems of thought that do not increase the net benefit (in quantifiable and concrete ways)to yourself, and those around you. A theist believes in god, and reward for obedience as motivation. I believe in the maximization of life and happiness for… Continue
It is worthless to submit to ideologies and systems of thought that do not increase the net benefit (in quantifiable and concrete ways)to yourself, and those around you. A theist believes in god, and reward for obedience as motivation. I believe in the maximization of life and happiness for… Continue
Introduction (with assorted musings)
Posted on March 27, 2010 at 7:48pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
*A repost from my other blog. Nobody ever visits it lol.*
My name is unimportant, but I would like to give some background information about myself so as to allow a more intimate transfer of information.
I was born in summer of 1986 to my father, Bob, and mother, Jennifer (not real names). Needless to say, they were overjoyed with the newest and first addition to their family. Let's just go with the name Raphael, which was bestowed upon their screaming and slimy… Continue
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- At 6:48am on January 11, 2010,
Pansy said… - 14 and crooks; taco bell, golden ball chinese, blockbuster, subway, 7-11. is it all still there? .....ah, yes, miss home...
- At 6:30pm on January 10, 2010, Pansy said…
- matt, another from my hometown..... i grew up in r.o.; 13 and crooks, 13 and greenfield, 13 and rochester, 11 and campbell; yeah, we moved a lot.... i graduated from kimball, now royal oak high, in 1988. we lived in berkley and most recently moved to s.c. from new baltimore, near algonac..... anyway, hope you enjoy a/n, and welcome aboard!
- At 11:27am on December 30, 2009,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Hi Matt
Welcome to this great Nexus meeting place and its thousands of bright people like you who recognise religion for the superstition and giant fraud that it is---and that gods exist only as fictions inside people's heads.
Terry Meaden
originator of the busy discussion group
"ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Earth, Humankind, Fossils, Religion, Evolution, Darwin..." with its over 240 discussion topics.
We invite you to come and see, and to make good new friends.
http://www.atheistnexus.org/group/originsuniverselifehumankindanddarwin
- At 3:13am on December 30, 2009,
Atheist Princess said… - welcome (:
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