Exactly how much more proof than "Here, have a super conductor we made" do you want exactly?
The only thing required is a little patience.
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Exactly how much more proof than "Here, have a super conductor we made" do you want exactly?
The only thing required is a little patience.
Why are people so interested in screwing up something that obviously works, and works so amazingly well in pursuit of absurd ideologies?
The laws of computational complexity seem like a stronger candidate for a hard limit, but that only means that to get smarter they will require more matter to distribute comoutations across.
The battery limit proposal is just silly.
I wouldn't want to stand too close to that sucker though.
Inteligence is inteligence regardless of origin.
Might as well call us AI Accidental Inteligence.
I kinda like Engineered Inteligence.
http://www.cdc.gov/hantavirus/hps/
It's rare enough that individual cases end up on TV.
Likewise owning one.
It wont make you sound better but it will almost certainly make peope enjoy listening to you more... You know unless they percieve you as a pretentious snot at least.
If you are feeling lonely, and don't like. Stop. On the other hand if you are enjoying feeling bad, which happens more frequently than most people seem to realize, then don't complain.
Brilliant. I love you.
If only there were not an agency dedicated to the disruption of organized opposition.
It's incredibly simple to disrupt emerging organizations in to chaos when you have access to everyone's metadata. You don't have to assassinate anyone, you don't even have to discredit all of the important nodes, although that's a useful tool. Many of the critical nodes won't recognize themselves as such. Divert them to other interests, personal, professional, philosophical/moral or legal... And a movement sputters and scatters in to emephera instead of transitioning in to an effective force for change.
Social judo is vastly more effective than jackboots ever dream of being.
Then having that training, if anyone actually needed it, would be a highly valuable trait.
Maybe an efficiency apartment with groceries delivered for 80%. Maybe a bunk in a dorm and a meal ticket for 50%.
Even an individual who can't manage their own money can still chose a service based on their needs.
Either the required training is enough of a disincentive to make the Job Undesirable... and pay high. Or it's not.
Required training is not likely to be so scarce when people can chose to train without risking starvation or surviving on 4 hours of sleep a night.
Which is the real problem most of those with "training" fear. It's devaluation when even poor people can get it without Herculean efforts.