20151022 - Douglas Mulhall – Nanotechnology - Live Show Chat Thread

[Weirdoradio]

we really need an upbeat show for a change lol

Open Lines tomorrow.

I'm hoping Art opens up 'So who do you think shot at me?' line and people can make their best guests. Art will have a dry erase board that he will update live via Periscope.

A (demented) man can dream.

[Sandra Kristen]

Open Lines tomorrow.

I'm hoping Art opens up 'So who do you think shot at me?' line and people can make their best guests. Art will have a dry erase board that he will update live via Periscope.

A (demented) man can dream.

There could be legal issues with doing such a thing.

[jazmunda]

we really need an upbeat show for a change lol

I thought tonight was going to be such a show. Now I'm hiding in a closet from the nanites.

[Gumby, Dammit]

Sort of and the same guy. Von Neumann conceived of both the von Neumann probe, which is applicable both technologically and nanotechnologically, but he also conceived that there would come a point where technological advancement would hit a singularity. We are almost certainly less than 50 years from the singularity due to the advent of superintelligence, either through a superintelligent computer or augmenting the human brain.

Things get interesting when you can make yourself smarter through technology.

See, this all started with the Streeber Probe. Before that it was Arthur C. and his imaginary satellites. I mean WTF?

[Claudius]

The first transhumans at work will be the CIA-on their own employees, to monitor their own employees.

haha, CI departments government wide will be thrilled.

[Weirdoradio]

There could be legal issues with doing such a thing.

Well, of course.

I was being facetious. I'd highly doubt such a line would be a good idea in most ways practically-speaking.

[Gumby, Dammit]

I thought tonight was going to be such a show. Now I'm hiding in a closet from the nanites.

In the closet?
Sheeeeit. That'll work.

[RoseGirl]

I'm partial to Raspberry.

yum....hate the cold headache though. So annoying.

[Sandra Kristen]

Well, of course.

I was being facetious. I'd highly doubt such a line would be a good idea in most ways practically-speaking.

It'd be great radio though!

[Gumby, Dammit]

yum....hate the cold headache though. So annoying.

Putting your head in the oven works. No more headache. Works fast. Used to do it as a kid. Now I'm green.

[Weirdoradio]

It'd be great radio though!

Either way I look forward to faux JC expounding upon what the bullets mean in the grander scheme of things tomorrow night. He for sure has his own ideas as to why this happened.

[starrmtn001]

Ok my Fellow Gabbers, I'm off to bed.  Have a good night everyone, except Jazmunda.  Have a good AFTERNOON Jaz. 

[jazmunda]

In the closet?
Sheeeeit. That'll work.

Yeah I should really come out.

[QuantumMystics]

[jazmunda]

yum....hate the cold headache though. So annoying.

Brain freeze is no joke.

[Sandra Kristen]

Either way I look forward to faux JC expounding upon what the bullets mean in the grander scheme of things tomorrow night. He for sure has his own ideas as to why this happened.

I love open lines. Even more since all of the guests/topics of Art's show have been rather dry, boring and fear based. It's just a giant recycling instead of anything new. I feel as though open lines is the only time I can hear Art be fun and the topics are fun and diverse.

[GeorgieForPresident2216]

Ok my Fellow Gabbers, I'm off to bed.  Have a good night everyone, except Jazmunda.  Have a good AFTERNOON Jaz. 

Goodnight, starrmtn

[inuk2600]

We are almost certainly less than 50 years from the singularity due to the advent of superintelligence, either through a superintelligent computer or augmenting the human brain.

Things get interesting when you can make yourself smarter through technology.

The human intelligence raised directly through technology will only be modest within the next 50 years because of the many layers of complex interdependent negative feedback systems in the brain. There's too many factors to be balanced for it to be consistently successful. They will discover all manner of ways to drive people insane though.

[Zenman]

I thought tonight was going to be such a show. Now I'm hiding in a closet from the nanites.

Lol. I'm thinking duct tape is probably the best defense.

[Weirdoradio]

Alright I promised myself I'd go to bed like 90 minutes ago.
Off I go so I can wake up refreshed for OPEN LINES.

I'm gonna suggest to all that we take back braaaps as our good evening greeting away from the bolo-wearer.
So a good braaaps to you all.

[Claudius]

My face every time someone starts talking about Morgellons disease

[Gumby, Dammit]

Brain freeze is no joke.

Does anyone really know what it IS?
What do Australian's do?

[Gumby, Dammit]

My face every time someone starts talking about Morgellons disease

Jesus. No shit, man. Heard recently that Joni Mitchell suffers from it.

[QuantumMystics]

[SciFiAuthor]

The human intelligence raised directly through technology will only be modest within the next 50 years because of the many layers of complex interdependent negative feedback systems in the brain. There's too many factors to be balanced for it to be consistently successful. They will discover all manner of ways to drive people insane though.

I suspect not, but may be wrong. As it stands now, it seems like the human brain might be more adaptable to technological implanting than we might have thought five years ago. It seems to be able to adapt itself to technology rather than the other way around.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVMDHCnT-d4

That is in fact a direct brain to computer interface accomplishing that.

[GuerrillaUnReal]

This is... odd...

[trostol]

 

[norland2424]

is this arts shooter lol

[inuk2600]

We are almost certainly less than 50 years from the singularity due to the advent of superintelligence, either through a superintelligent computer or augmenting the human brain.

Things get interesting when you can make yourself smarter through technology.

I agree that super intelligent computers will be required to unlock true superhuman intelligence.

[SciFiAuthor]

I agree that super intelligent computers will be required to unlock true superhuman intelligence.

So long as we can control them.