Comments on: Copypasta http://nick.onetwenty.org/index.php/2010/01/20/copypasta/ Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:29:48 +0000 hourly 1 By: PC http://nick.onetwenty.org/index.php/2010/01/20/copypasta/#comment-45146 PC Fri, 22 Jan 2010 15:22:07 +0000 http://nick.onetwenty.org/?p=2700#comment-45146 If you have read "Conversations with God" this goes one step further in that there is only 1 soul (ie, God), however there are multiple instances of consciousness and levels of awareness (ie, everyone is an instantiation of God at some level of awareness). It's a pretty high level concept that obviously isn't really accepted by most mainstream religions. If you have read “Conversations with God” this goes one step further in that there is only 1 soul (ie, God), however there are multiple instances of consciousness and levels of awareness (ie, everyone is an instantiation of God at some level of awareness). It’s a pretty high level concept that obviously isn’t really accepted by most mainstream religions.

]]> By: Adam http://nick.onetwenty.org/index.php/2010/01/20/copypasta/#comment-45140 Adam Wed, 20 Jan 2010 04:57:28 +0000 http://nick.onetwenty.org/?p=2700#comment-45140 PS. That Marshall Brain thing is naive, US-centric (in a bad way) and bordering on politically-biased. I was interested in the first part because I am doing a side-project on safety in work activity processes and I can assure you that the author is working from some unrealistic basis. The rest is just Asimov's Foundation Series re-invented and condensed, only it lacks the broadness of vision that Asimov had in regards to the nature of inevitable pathways in social systems. PS. That Marshall Brain thing is naive, US-centric (in a bad way) and bordering on politically-biased. I was interested in the first part because I am doing a side-project on safety in work activity processes and I can assure you that the author is working from some unrealistic basis.

The rest is just Asimov’s Foundation Series re-invented and condensed, only it lacks the broadness of vision that Asimov had in regards to the nature of inevitable pathways in social systems.

]]> By: Adam http://nick.onetwenty.org/index.php/2010/01/20/copypasta/#comment-45139 Adam Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:44:50 +0000 http://nick.onetwenty.org/?p=2700#comment-45139 I love this idea. Thinking about what is required for recording and re-interpreting every movement/point-of-non-determinism in real-time hurts my brain though. When you describe it so well it seems like the natural progression beyond one player game formats that are only marginally super-linear. I love this idea. Thinking about what is required for recording and re-interpreting every movement/point-of-non-determinism in real-time hurts my brain though. When you describe it so well it seems like the natural progression beyond one player game formats that are only marginally super-linear.

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