We need to pass rights to human cells. It will end abortion and consider this abomination as slavery.
We need to pass rights to human cells. It will end abortion and consider this abomination as slavery.
Many decades ago, one of the early cyberpunk RPGs predicted that brain tissue would be sliced and used as computational engines - and that it would eventually learn to re-assemble itself into the brain it was.
This is going to get interesting if the mini-brains learn to assemble themselves.
Many decades ago, one of the early cyberpunk RPGs predicted that brain tissue would be sliced and used as computational engines - and that it would eventually learn to re-assemble itself into the brain it was.
This is going to get interesting if the mini-brains learn to assemble themselves.
man made horrors beyond comprehension
man made horrors beyond comprehension
The Adeptus Mechanicum approves.
The Adeptus Mechanicum approves.
This sounds like it's out of Black Mirror.
This sounds like it's out of Black Mirror.
Ironically(?), bitcoin, with its everlasting need to make calculations drawing minimum power, was the incentive that drove the market for this all along. The impasse was the electric bill of mining a coin exceeded the btc value.... no longer.
Proving again, how free market libertarians are so easily manipulated into haphazardly doing the dangerous and morally bankrupt bidding of three-letter-agencies, under the guise of "capitalism." (See, google, twitter, bitcoin, et al -- all enormous darlings of the L's, and spook creations that have grown to be the biggest slave-drivers in the history of the world.) Libertarians are, in this respect, easier to manipulate, predict, and are more dangerous than low-T liberals; and who are the true driving force behind these "darling" free market tech tools that enable "elites", marxists, jews, and satanists.
Ironically(?), bitcoin, with its everlasting need to make calculations drawing minimum power, was the incentive that drove the market for this all along. The impasse was the electric bill of mining a coin exceeded the btc value.... no longer.
Proving again, how free market libertarians are so easily manipulated into haphazardly doing the dangerous and morally bankrupt bidding of three-letter-agencies, under the guise of "capitalism." (See, google, twitter, bitcoin, et al -- all enormous darlings of the L's, and spook creations that have grown to be the biggest slave-drivers in the history of the world.) Libertarians are, in this respect, easier to manipulate, predict, and are more dangerous than low-T liberals; and who are the true driving force behind these "darling" free market tech tools that enable "elites", marxists, jews, and satanists.
Mind the spoiler if you read below from the references from the novel.
Smart gels
The smart gels were inspired by the research of Masuo Aizawa, a Professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, profiled in the August 1992 issue of Discover magazine. At that time, he'd got a few neurons hooked together into the precursors of simple logic gates. I shudder to think where he's got to now.
The application of neural nets to navigating through complex terrain is described in "Robocar" by B. Daviss (Discover, July 1992.), which describes work being done by Charles Thorpe of (where else) Carnegie-Mellon University.
[These are a character in **Starfish** by Peter Watts.](https://rifters.com/index.html)
Mind the spoiler if you read below from the references from the novel.
>Smart gels
>The smart gels [that screw everything up](#spoiler) were inspired by the research of Masuo Aizawa, a Professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, profiled in the August 1992 issue of Discover magazine. At that time, he'd got a few neurons hooked together into the precursors of simple logic gates. I shudder to think where he's got to now.
>The application of neural nets to navigating through complex terrain is described in "Robocar" by B. Daviss (Discover, July 1992.), which describes work being done by Charles Thorpe of (where else) Carnegie-Mellon University.
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