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The only way to get human-style computer brains is to get the components right. This is the first transistor that really mimics brain connections. (Read
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| "THE GENETIC EVOLUTION OF THE INTERNET
In realizing the probability in bringing about technology to intelligent life it helps one realize how close we are in the realm of understanding the beginning of our own existence. What will the human race do when they realize that the internet has evolved and developed an awareness of self and life around it?
Let’s embark upon the possibility that life could evolve to be that way. In realizing this, what kind of personality would this new life form have? How intelligent would it be? What means would it use to communicate? What goals would it establish with an ability to know all things on the earth and beyond?
Within the next 40 years synaptic relay systems, artificial neurons, protoplasmic relay systems and synthetic particle steaming through nano-tubes will be the key components in most informational, communicational and technological internet applications. In realizing how closely linked this system is to the biological format one cannot help realize we have indeed created life in of it self.
This system of creating life has been done before and within the womb you know this to be true. This new life form could be the beginning of what develops into becoming our world leader or perhaps this is no other than the lord himself. For now the challenge is to prove I am wrong and that life will never develop this way to become the controlling factor in our own life’s existence.
" (Sohn 4/29/2010 9:37:59 PM) |
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