Tell me this is satirethe last two survivors will be connected via voice/text/video on their smartphones.

Maybe, psychic/telepathy communication


Tell me this is satirethe last two survivors will be connected via voice/text/video on their smartphones.
pstarr wrote:KJ, did you just say AI? You don't seriously believe Siri will save us?
onlooker wrote:Tell me this is satirethe last two survivors will be connected via voice/text/video on their smartphones.![]()
Maybe, psychic/telepathy communication![]()
onlooker wrote:Tell me this is satirethe last two survivors will be connected via voice/text/video on their smartphones.![]()
Maybe, psychic/telepathy communication![]()
KaiserJeep wrote:I never said that space travel WOULD save us, only that it COULD save the human race.
onlooker wrote:Okay, Kaiser out of respect to your knowledge , how could wifi still be up and running in an abandoned, neglected and scarcely populated world?
KaiserJeep wrote:I will ponder those thoughts, but NO I have not had them as of yet. That's why I value this place. The enabling function of our hybridization with digital electronics would appear on first blush to be unrelated to the legacy of primate evolution and primate instincts.
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These themes are being explored in the new SF series The Expanse, showing on the SyFy channel. Highly recommended.
dohboi wrote:"They enable us to do more..." "...prolonging...life..."
These are exactly what we don't need, of course.
We (at least industrialized 'we') have shown that the more power we have, the more we use it to destroy the living earth.
And the longer we live, the more time we will have to do it even more.
Robots now run factories. I'm not sure how much longer we will be needed by our machines. They may dispose of us (and the rest of the living earth) in rather short order.
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