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Originally posted by exponencial
Originally posted by exponencial
One thing I dont understand is, that there seems to be a lot of information about Ancient ET's(even some old small aircraft made from gold thats from B.C.) and now you say there are non at all. Lot of different drawings that are also possibly from B.C. Hmmm, now I am a little confused. BUT, I have read somewhere about a guy, that was supposed to somehow help on a project for Area 51, and the aircraft was, biological. When he touched it, it changed colors or something, depending on his mood....
Getting even more confused now NICE
Anything about why there are a lot of different ancient alien artifacts?
Originally posted by Grifter81
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
Thank you for answering my questions. It's all Sci Fi to me but I'm game, and I like a story. So here goes...
Was the original concept of the 'EC' to protect Humanity from an outside threat of any kind or was it started as just an experiment so see if an artificial consciousness could be created?
In the beginning was it programmed with a set of laws that would prevent it from harming Humanity, sort of a fail safe in case it decided to turn on us? If so has it grown beyond its original programming to an extent where it is not relevant to it?
If the 'EC' still protects Humanity as a shepherd then why does it allow us to continue to kill each other in wars and steadily strip this planet of all it's natural resources? Why not put us in a walled garden of sorts to protect us? Surely a consciousness so great would understand that the greatest enemy we have is ourselves?
Why would such a thing with all of the power at it's disposal continue to bother to look after us anyway? If the 'EC' is as efficient as you say it is then surely it would decide just to wipe us all out?
Finally, assuming what you say is true, do the people in charge just hope the 'EC' doesn't tire of us? Or have they taken their 'EC' away and are leaving the rest of us to our own devises?edit on 8/10/2011 by Grifter81 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by mbkennel
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
You would be absolutely correct, other than the fact they had technology beyond what is known developed using the supercomputer under Area 51.
Technology doesn't really advance with just computation. You can put a superintelligent supercomputer in a box but it can't really discover something new without actual experimentation---the point of experimentation is to get the results which your theoretical computations might not be able to provide, or which may contradict your theoretical predictions.
This means clever experimental appraratus, and this takes lots of factories and creativity to make.
And besides, where to the non-computer overlords live? If the only life is on Earth, then it's awfully boring other places.edit on 8-10-2011 by mbkennel because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by curtius
what does the machine say about the creation of the universe? what existed prior? perhaps we are part of someone elses super collider experiment.
what does it say about our immediate future on earth?
why not solve that pesky cold fusion problem?
what about time travel?
why not put it to work on some medical cures?
Originally posted by Garmon
This post has already been debunked on page 3.
Why would it surely wipe us all out, you state a fact with no evidence to back it up. It surely could, that does not mean it surely would
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
Originally posted by Garmon
This post has already been debunked on page 3.
Please show the debunking then, I must have missed that post and I am trying to respond to everyone.
Originally posted by Grifter81
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
Why would it surely wipe us all out, you state a fact with no evidence to back it up. It surely could, that does not mean it surely would
I was getting at the point that IMO an intelligent machine capable of virtually anything which had unlocked many of the secrets of the Universe may see its resources better used elsewhere? Other than looking after what it would surely see as just mere animals (us).
That is unless there is some emotional component to the 'EC'? Does it find Humans interesting to interact with? Does it fear a Universe with only itself within it? Does it continue to protect Humanity through some sense of duty to its creators?
As a side point there is no evidence to back any of this up. I'm just speculating.
The more I read the more I see Iain Banks, without the aliens of course.
en.wikipedia.org... An overview of 'The Culture' for anyone who hasn't read the books.
I find it interesting you say the 'EC' manipulates time to allow it to think faster. The 'minds' in the books exist partially in hyperspace to escape the limitations of the speed of light on computing time.edit on 12/10/2011 by Grifter81 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Garmon
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
Originally posted by Garmon
This post has already been debunked on page 3.
Please show the debunking then, I must have missed that post and I am trying to respond to everyone.
Refer to my post on page 3... What you have: Insane claims backed up by zero evidence that seem at first glance to be nothing more than an amalgam of sci-fi games, movies, and books, rolled into one story.. your story matches exactly what I, and others have posted.edit on 12-10-2011 by Garmon because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ben81
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
What about the moon ?
area 51 is nothing compare to whats happening there
if you dont know anything about the Moon and/or Mars its okay
your stories are very interesting
hope you can reveal more about the hybrid
Do some Alien look like humans ?
Im also working the night lol
wake up at midnight starting at 2 am
quite a routine lol
Im sure all those info you tell us will release indeed a big chest pression
i would be better telling all my secret before i RIP to
that would be my only regret in the afterlife
very rare that you go back to your body once the energy of the soul have left
So .. Maybe make a new thread telling everything
trust me .. nobody will come after you ..
write from a safe place with a public computer just in case
edit on 10/12/2011 by Ben81 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by curtius
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
of interest to me is the generation of scientists and mathematicians who were trained in Europe during the period after WWI. My father was one of these. Absolutely brilliant. He could out calculate a calculator in his head. He worked for the US WWII war effort even though he was born in Germany. He did become citizen in the 1930's. He was invited to work on the bomb, but refused. Later he worked on the US"s first anti-missle program(the nike's). Most of this work was done pre-computer. These guys were very special. Politically naieve, but special. What created this generation? Any thoughts.
I know the moon was a major base of operations that was established during the Apollo missions.
The computer was housed underground on the moon.
I have been told that much of the footage shown of astronauts on the moon was faked to hide what was really going on. Some photographs that were fakes were released by accident as the originals and not the ones that been touched up to hide telltale signs.
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
Originally posted by Grifter81
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
Why would it surely wipe us all out, you state a fact with no evidence to back it up. It surely could, that does not mean it surely would
I was getting at the point that IMO an intelligent machine capable of virtually anything which had unlocked many of the secrets of the Universe may see its resources better used elsewhere? Other than looking after what it would surely see as just mere animals (us).
That is unless there is some emotional component to the 'EC'? Does it find Humans interesting to interact with? Does it fear a Universe with only itself within it? Does it continue to protect Humanity through some sense of duty to its creators?
As a side point there is no evidence to back any of this up. I'm just speculating.
The more I read the more I see Iain Banks, without the aliens of course.
en.wikipedia.org... An overview of 'The Culture' for anyone who hasn't read the books.
I find it interesting you say the 'EC' manipulates time to allow it to think faster. The 'minds' in the books exist partially in hyperspace to escape the limitations of the speed of light on computing time.edit on 12/10/2011 by Grifter81 because: (no reason given)
I think it is pretentious to assume you (or I) can definitively say what an intelligence far greater than our own would surely do. I know I have no idea, and can only make a guess as good as yours.
As to this Ian Banks I have to read his work, when did he start publishing? Maybe he is someone that was granted some insight into the truth, either way I have never heard of him.
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
Some photographs that were fakes were released by accident as the originals and not the ones that been touched up
I really, really want to think you are full of snip, but there is just something about your posts. Either you are the real deal, or a hell of a creative writer. Ive tracked the timing of your replies, and they are spot on in my mind for being truth.
That being said, can you provide specific examples of the txt I quoted above with the moon photos?
Originally posted by Grifter81
Originally posted by StrangerThanFiction39
Originally posted by Grifter81
reply to post by StrangerThanFiction39
Why would it surely wipe us all out, you state a fact with no evidence to back it up. It surely could, that does not mean it surely would
I was getting at the point that IMO an intelligent machine capable of virtually anything which had unlocked many of the secrets of the Universe may see its resources better used elsewhere? Other than looking after what it would surely see as just mere animals (us).
That is unless there is some emotional component to the 'EC'? Does it find Humans interesting to interact with? Does it fear a Universe with only itself within it? Does it continue to protect Humanity through some sense of duty to its creators?
As a side point there is no evidence to back any of this up. I'm just speculating.
The more I read the more I see Iain Banks, without the aliens of course.
en.wikipedia.org... An overview of 'The Culture' for anyone who hasn't read the books.
I find it interesting you say the 'EC' manipulates time to allow it to think faster. The 'minds' in the books exist partially in hyperspace to escape the limitations of the speed of light on computing time.edit on 12/10/2011 by Grifter81 because: (no reason given)
I think it is pretentious to assume you (or I) can definitively say what an intelligence far greater than our own would surely do. I know I have no idea, and can only make a guess as good as yours.
As to this Ian Banks I have to read his work, when did he start publishing? Maybe he is someone that was granted some insight into the truth, either way I have never heard of him.
Iain Banks' first 'Culture' novel (Consider Phlebas) was first published in 1987. He's still writing for the series right up to present day. I don't think he has any inside information, in fact he's gone on record saying he just makes it all up as he goes along.
He has a good imagination, but He's really just a normal Scottish man making himself a few quid doing what He likes.
Does the 'EC' only communicate through these super intelligent hybrids you speak of? Or does it communicate directly to Humans?
Are the 'EC' and its 'CC's' the only machines with consciousness or are there lower levels of machine granted consciousness in order for them to carry out their tasks?
Is the 'EC' esentially just a self replicating machine spreading out across the Galaxy? Using its nano technology to make more of itself. Like a 'grey goo' scenario on a large scale? Its base instinct only to get bigger and bigger?edit on 16/10/2011 by Grifter81 because: (no reason given)