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In an experiment that sounds like a scene out of the movie 'Inception,' REMspace - a California-based startup that designs technology to enhance sleep and lucid dreaming - reportedly exchanged a message between two people who were asleep.
The company used 'specially designed equipment' which included a 'server,' an 'apparatus,' 'Wifi' and 'sensors,' but did not specify the exact technology they used.
'This opens the door to countless commercial applications, reshaping how we think about communication and interaction in the dream world.'
That if we don't respect Nature and attempt to control her for too long, the fae who act as the benevolent force behind her will leave us to our own demise.
May 22, 2011 is a date that most people around the town of Joplin, Missouri remember very well. It was on that day that a F5 tornado destroyed 900 homes, killed 161 people and left a landscape behind that resembled a foreign landscape on a barren planet. . . .
. . . The stories were told mainly by small children to parents in hospital waiting rooms, standing in lines for water or donated food, and to Red Cross counselors. Multiple children of varied ethnicities and socioeconomic status told eerily similar stories of seeing beautiful humanoid creatures with wings hovering over certain children and parents in that storm in a protective manner. They were described as colorful and “pretty,” so children called them “butterfly people.”
Source: The Daily Herald.
originally posted by: NullusSpecialis
I know FL has a bleak view of the future.
However, What happened at Joplin USA with the "Butterfly people" saving kids along with parents, suggests that they have plans for saving at least a few. They did it at Joplin, they can do it anywhere.
If the Butterfly people, fairy folk, fae or whatever save a few, then they can start over.
So FL's "great filter" may simply be an opportunity for the fairy folk to begin again with a few of their precious things.
The future seems to me to have a science and religion free silver lining.
"Only a global drought caused by ocean warming and acidification should really worry you. Only the extinction of phytoplankton should really be your nightmare, and yet it is not the final act. We always use a massive asteroid impact as the final event in our simulations. It's cheap because there are plenty of them, you know.”
Source, both image (screenshot) and text: Forgotten Languages.org
“Using dreams as a source of data came to us imposed by the necessity to count with powerful tools to comunicate with Giselians. It is not just an idea we had in order to explore new LLMs, you know. So yes, dreams-based language models are really dreams-based symbolic models, and no, we never ever had any intention to release DLMs to the industry. They are genuinely military, in a sense that exceeds what any member of the military would consider a 'military asset'.”
“Using dreams as a source of data came to us imposed by the necessity to count with powerful tools to comunicate with Giselians. It is not just an idea we had in order to explore new LLMs, you know. So yes, dreams-based language models are really dreams-based symbolic models, and no, we never ever had any intention to release DLMs to the industry. They are genuinely military, in a sense that exceeds what any member of the military would consider a 'military asset'.”
Source: Dream-based Language Models Using Lucid Dreamers to Train DLMs
We always use a massive asteroid impact as the final event in our simulations. It's cheap because there are plenty of them, . . . .”
Source: The end of the technocene Is there a post-Technocene future?
99942 Apophis is a near-Earth asteroid and a potentially hazardous object, 450 by 170 metres in size, that caused a brief period of concern in December 2004 when initial observations indicated a probability 2.7% that it would hit Earth on Friday, 13 April, 2029.
"Take a selfie on this the last beach, Norea."
Source: The end of the technocene Is there a post-Technocene future?
If a large enough asteroid, of the order of 100 kilometers in diameter, were to impact the Earth, living conditions could become unsustainable, to the point of threatening all known species and even humanity with extinction
Source: ScienceDirect, Volume 138, April 2022. Humanity extinction by asteroid impact.