Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
I was talking about those RAND reports.
Post a list of the titles or what not, publication dates, some sort of thing I can search on for each one you want. A phrase from it would do if it's
unique enough. I'll do a lookup and see if I can pry a full-text out.
Well the whole point of me posting here was to offer new insight into the weather modification concept / intentions / etc, and the AI view that is
charted in my video was the center stage in my first post. My frusteration in here with you continuing to argue it out was you were only
focusing on the weakest point / example of my first post (2025), while you were completely sidestepping the central theme I was offering.
I was sticking to the topic. I didn't see any point on wandering away onto some AI thing. I was wondering why you were trying to commandeer the
thread and sidetrack it onto your pet project, actually. The resistance you perceived was me trying not to go off topic.
You continued until this very point to dismiss me and my entire view without ever even seeing what my view was, and focused on the only part
that you werent ignorant about.
But isn't that proper debate procedure? The overall thread was, after all, about government weather control, not AI. And had I started commenting on
your video, I would have been arguing from ignorance, having never seen it. I could discuss some AI topics since I am at least somewhat familiar with
some aspects of it, and did some hardware design work for Brown University and others long ago in some "fourth generation" neural nets, but I'm
primarily a hardware guy not an AI coder. And having never seen your video, I wouldn't have been able to comment on it with any authority.
You argued with and treated me like just another chum who just so happened to see the 2025 doc and then jumped to the conclussion that they already
have it, and your comments were dripping with that sentiment in more than one post. If that's not aruing from ignorance then I don't know what is.
No, an
ignorantium would have happened if I'd commented on your video without seeing it. I could have commented on some aspect you address
without doing this, for example, I don't have to see your video to know how some back-prop mechanisms work in neural nets, because I already know.
But I don't know your viewpoint. Had I commented on that it would have been one.
So are you suggesting that you and your friends know who I am and how to find me?
I did a non-priority "finger" on you, so I got the first thing that looked like 75% or better probability of matching you. You live in Tampa, no? To
do a priority ID takes an explanation of why I need it, but it is 99% accurate. The no priority "who's this?" is occasionally wrong but then
that's why it's zero priority.
At any rate, we were shooting the s--t and I was telling them I had given some thought to meeting you but was afraid it would misconstrued as a Jay
and Silent Bob Strike Back closing scene. So of course they wanted to ramp it to the hilt and show up with maybe 10 guys in uniforms to "give you the
thrill you've been looking for" which was not going to happen. I used to do that s--t too when I was that age and active duty, it can get out of
hand.
It's only 20 mins long. I tried going for all official quotes / projects. I was hasty with the 2025 part which is all the way at the very end. So
until that point it's all 'for real', were the 2025 citations are 'speculation'. I'm thinking about what I might do with that ending now that
I've seen the disclaimer in the 2025 doc.
There are a few NASA projects that look like you'd like them, I need to run to ground if they were bid out, if so who got it, and if it's
classified. That would be more fun to add than just a description.
Also there's some stuff that might be down your alley as regards certain types of computers, they don't call it "AI" anymore. The new buzzword is
"emergent behavior". But at any rate they are trying to figure out how to fab HAL9000. You'll love the presentation.