Blog post:A “Social Singularity” is much more like…
Blog post:A “Social Singularity” is much more likely than a “Mind/Brain” Singularity: http://t.co/ZdscdOTrpb
Blog post:A “Social Singularity” is much more likely than a “Mind/Brain” Singularity: http://t.co/ZdscdOTrpb
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OK, some more thoughts on “Social Singularity” vs “Singularity” as in “creating a non-biological brain” (see prev tweet link)
Blog post:A “Social Singularity” is much more likely than a “Mind/Brain” Singularity: http://t.co/CM2OltjqAx
Ray Kurzweil’s book “The Singularity is Near” makes a long and impressive case for The Singularity , mostly on the strength of what he calls the Law of Exponential Returns, which he describes as being the case with technology, and specifically, although not exclusively, computer technology. He uses this well documented history as impetus for the idea that we Continue Reading
totally NOT Kurzweil: “a man for whom computers are arguably as valuable as human life itself” http://t.co/nocRFxdaYw
.@kevin2kelly:” the #singularity won’t solve everything ..b/c we’ve still got to build ..tools to help give..answers” http://t.co/oGiIeobJUj
How the U.S. Almost Killed the Internet (and why it still could) by @StevenLevy http://t.co/xPLJQUqUQV
Like this comment: “those who tire of deconstruction may eventually be ready for reconstruction” http://t.co/xCa17YkSzl (re: Emergent convo)
Everyone takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world.” —A.Schopenhauer quote Ch 1 in Kurzwell’s “The Singularity…
What was happening on Ecunet in the 90s, from my exp, was qualitatively different for its time than what is happening now in the church
I still grieve the loss of an online community such as Ecunet. I truly wish it had stayed with the Web and been there when social media hit