Computer \"reads\" memories... (Humans)

by xeno6696 , Sonoran Desert, Wednesday, April 07, 2010, 18:21 (5152 days ago) @ BBella

Bbella,
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> > But that's as close as I can get for an answer to the question. Unshockingly, for all intents and purposes, my favored UT is that I'd essentially become God.
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> I guess that is really what I am aiming at here. Essentially, I am asking you to be the God (UT) of your own reality using the pieces of the puzzle you already have here. If you were the God of your own UT and you have found yourself here; what are you doing "here" and what will you want to be doing when you leave? If we have the ability to 'adjust' the fabric to our own specification, what would be the UT or purpose for this reality (suffering/birth/death/etc.?
> -Phrased this way, there's quite a few ways to talk about it. God/religion is typically targeted at dealing with these kinds of questions. -On Suffering:-A God that would be as big as the universe would have a nature that would be vast and empty... So I think he'd want his creations to be self-sufficient. I don't think he'd want to be bothered... who would he have to turn to himself? No one could understand the problems of one so vast and mighty, not even if they tried. -I don't think I would attach any special meaning about death: the nature of this universe is one that is slowly trying to reach an equilibrium of as little concentrated energy as possible. Death is simply a consequence of this and I don't even think considered as part of a design per se: it just "is." --> Thanks for indulging me! I know it's not easy to imagine these kinds of elusive things, this is not a door the mind normally attempts to open, as most would just see it as a waste of time. But what's a little time wasted to indulge a moments fantasy? Does everything always have to be so cut and dry? Every now and then the mind does need a rest from the pursuit of the surety of concrete. 
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> bb

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