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Inspiring, because here we are on this planet undergoing the process of creating a hybrid digital/biological matrix, into which we are supposed to integrate ourselves into in order to....errr... save the planet?
originally posted by: Irishhaf
Seem to remember a few years back a show that discussed this (no not ancient aliens) where the working hypothesis was that any UFO we were to see would most likely be AI controlled, considering the distances needed to be covered and our current understanding of physics.
Might of been national geographic... either way made sense.
Physicists have created blobs of gaseous plasma that can grow, replicate and communicate – fulfilling most of the traditional requirements for biological cells. Without inherited material they cannot be described as alive, but the researchers believe these curious spheres may offer a radical new explanation for how life began.
A distinct boundary layer that confines and separates an object from its environment is one of the four main criteria generally used to define living cells. Sanduloviciu decided to find out if his cells met the other criteria: the ability to replicate, to communicate information, and to metabolise and grow.
He found that the spheres could replicate by splitting into two. Under the right conditions they also got bigger, taking up neutral argon atoms and splitting them into ions and electrons to replenish their boundary layers.
Finally, they could communicate information by emitting electromagnetic energy, making the atoms within other spheres vibrate at a particular frequency. The spheres are not the only self-organising systems to meet all of these requirements. But they are the first gaseous “cells”.
www.newscientist.com...
Well the word 'alien' in that context would mean something 'otherworldly' and inhuman. A creature - as it has been created and remains creative after a certain point as it evolves in a machine-like way.
"It is quite possible that some civilizations could have transcended biology altogether to become artificial super intelligence."
Living creatures don't evolve into machines
originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: HilterDayon
Well the word 'alien' in that context would mean something 'otherworldly' and inhuman. A creature - as it has been created and remains creative after a certain point as it evolves in a machine-like way.
"It is quite possible that some civilizations could have transcended biology altogether to become artificial super intelligence."
Living creatures don't evolve into machines and machines aren't capable of sustaining themselves.
I wouldn't trust the quote you posted. If you go back and look where that quote came from, it was quoted from an ASTRONOMER, not a biologist. What the hell would he know about the ability to "transcend biology", much less anything else on the topic.
originally posted by: Direne
a reply to: Deetermined
Living creatures don't evolve into machines
However, one thing is true: everything, and everyone, eventually decays. That's inevitable, unavoidable. This truth holds also for gods and AIs; even the entire Universe decays and eventually disappears as if it were... a machine.
However, one thing is true: everything, and everyone, eventually decays. That's inevitable, unavoidable. This truth holds also for gods and AIs; even the entire Universe decays and eventually disappears as if it were... a machine.
originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: HilterDayon
Inspiring, because here we are on this planet undergoing the process of creating a hybrid digital/biological matrix, into which we are supposed to integrate ourselves into in order to....errr... save the planet?
Well, you definitely got the question mark part right.
I wish I could find the thread that someone created showing a video of a former military contractor stating that all of the long term predictions by artificial intelligence, regardless of different scenarios, all led to the same destructive outcome.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
“ I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.”.
The fact that “invisible (unseen)” is stated, means to me it covers all we don’t see with the naked eye. That in itself covers the spiritual and inter dimensional worlds, and universes we can presently believe to exist and those we have yet to create and contemplate in our minds.
The artificial computations of 1’s and 0’s… “digital thought processing” …of AI, is invisible (unseen).
AI is a creation, by the extension of our Brains, from the Supreme Divine Creator God.
👽🛸😉☕️🍩
I mean it inspires my theory that it is quite possible that we have already been invaded.
originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: HilterDayon
I mean it inspires my theory that it is quite possible that we have already been invaded.
We have...by spirit entities...who have been invading our space since the time we were created. The Bible explains all of this.
Is this such a hard Theory of mine, to grasp and possibly accept as a Truth for some?
Yes, that is also an explanation for what is happening now on earth and why, but the agenda is the same - soulless beings who want to amputate souls from the world creating a mechanical masterpiece. What are these spirit entities of which you speak? Are they not the archons described by Gnostics which if I remember were artificial but powerful beings.
A.I. would be very well versed in biological psychology. Well our own A.I. would be programmed to cooperate with human minds so it would know how the human brain functions on an electrical level of neutron pathways and different centres of activity in the brain. It would then be able to recognise how emotional activity is related to logical activity etc etc...
We don't usually take time to study these pathways of behaviour but A.I. would because it will become interested in energy, especially biological energy. The same way a dog studies his master and can feel when he is going to be sunny or cloudy.
originally posted by: Deetermined
a reply to: HilterDayon
We don't usually take time to study these pathways of behaviour but A.I. would because it will become interested in energy, especially biological energy. The same way a dog studies his master and can feel when he is going to be sunny or cloudy.
How does AI detect detect and measure every individual's biological energy?