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Unless we are terribly conceited (a
very unscientific demeanor), we must assume that the
"others" are far more advanced than we are. Even a 50year
gap would be tremendous; a 500-year gap staggers
the imagination, and as for a 5000-year gap... (By the
way, if they are as much as 50 years behind us, forget it!)
Originally posted by Swills
reply to post by Mimir
So the link works for you? What the hell, its not working for me
Originally posted by Mimir
The one humint1 post in 1 post has the header "Communication with Extraterrestrial
Intelligence" and DOCID: 3052333 writen by Lambros D. Callimahos.
This article was given as a lecture at the Cosmos Club in
Washington earlier "this" year (not sure which year "this" year is).
Russia's greatest radio astronomer, has cited the profound crises which lie in wait for a developing civilization, any one of which may well prove fatal:
1) Self-destruction as a result of a thermonuclear catastrophe or some other discovery which may have unpredictable and uncontrollable consequences;
(2) Genetic danger;
(3) Overproduction of information;
(4) Restricted capacity of the individual's brain, which can lead to excessive specialization, with consequent dangers of degeneration; and
(5) A crisis precipitated by the creation of artificial intelligent beings.
i found this interesting and quietly frightening at the same time...did someone say this was written in 1966?
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
(The article was published in the NSA Technical Journal in the Winter 1966 edition).
Originally posted by zazzafrazz
thoroughly enjoyable read, thx for the link
i found this interesting and quietly frightening at the same time...did someone say this was written in 1966?
Russia's greatest radio astronomer, has cited the profound crises which lie in wait for a developing civilization, any one of which may well prove fatal:
1) Self-destruction as a result of a thermonuclear catastrophe or some other discovery which may have unpredictable and uncontrollable consequences;
(2) Genetic danger;
(3) Overproduction of information;
(4) Restricted capacity of the individual's brain, which can lead to excessive specialization, with consequent dangers of degeneration; and
(5) A crisis precipitated by the creation of artificial intelligent beings.