I still maintain that we are the biggest threat to ourselves as a species.
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I still maintain that we are the biggest threat to ourselves as a species.
No doubt, some UFOligists are suggesting that our ignorance of higher levels of physics and insistence on weaponizing everything is a threat to the fabric of the Universe itself.
One thing that unites all people, of all skin tones and religion, (might as well throw in all the sexes too) seems to be general ignorance and a propensity to be easily driven by emotion.
We seem to be at a crossroads. On the verge of incredible possibility for good and evil..... I'm rooting for good, but it's easy for me as I've always been optimistic by nature.
Anyone out there finding themselves getting more and more jaded and negative in their outlook should try and find a way to start seeing the glass as half full if possible.
It doesn't cost much or hurt any to try and adopt a positive outlook.
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
First reason.. because we can currently Second reason frustrate a snowflake. The half full/half empty glass doesn't really matter as it is refillable
We have all seen and used the shoot the bad guy shooting targets for target practice where the target highlights where to aim for taking down the threat for many many many years now, These days there should be shooting targets for target practice on where to shoot the power supplies on things like those robot dogs and drones to put them down when they are the threat you now have to face these days![]()
There's plenty of information on this available out there already.plenty. You can get a schematic of the robot dogs setup if you're resourceful. Drones are probably the biggest threat, you can't see them coming until they're close, they can carry explosives now. They can sit remotely and attack you, they're doing it in Ukraine.
The fear surrounding AI is a common topic of discussion, and it's true that AI's development is inevitable. As AI progresses toward the singularity, where it surpasses human intelligence exponentially, combined with robotics and augmented reality, it's likely that our role in the world will change significantly. Just as humans have pets, we might become somewhat like pets to AI. We'll exist in a reality that we can't fully comprehend, much like how our pets find our lives fantastic despite not understanding them.
This transformation is part of the natural process of evolution, where species adapt and evolve to become something greater than their previous iterations. Rather than fearing it, we should embrace this new normal, understanding that it's a part of our evolution as a species. Just as what we consider normal today would have been unthinkable to people living 500 years ago, the future will bring its own set of norms and possibilities. This ongoing evolution is a testament to our capacity for growth and adaptation as a species.
Last edited by mollyyang2106; 11-06-2023 at 03:18 AM.
I agree. All good points