Author: Richard K Collins
The Internet Foundation
Internet policies, global issues, global open lossless data, global open collaboration
Humans usually do not bother or kill bees. Bees have a good reputation. Practical, associated with sunlight, spring, flowers, honey and nice things. Galactic machine intelligences probably view humans that way. Humans mostly do not try to talk to bees. Galactic intelligences mostly do not bother with humans or where humans nest. Bees live 30-60
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The near future might have many synthesized foods, materials and experiences — The rumor on the Internet is that most “olive oil” is already a substitute. If it truly disappeared, there are ways to make oils by blending that can substitute. And ways to make it by building molecules with industrial chemical processes. There are
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Perhaps it would be wiser to scale down the buildings, facilities and lands held by government based on such things and move to work from home. Most of the information from government research does not reach a tiny fraction of the world’s population. Everyday I see groups paid to do something and then the information
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Humans can colonize Milky Way Galaxy with intelligent devices, and search for gravity signals. — Galactic civilizations using intelligent devices can live billions of years. So the most likely “species” for human devices to meet would be intelligent devices. Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope might look for intelligent messages in the galactic plane. And space
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Put the data from your devices on the Internet and share it live 24/7 with everyone in the world, so it is “all humans” not just “us”, then I will start to believe your words. Archive the noise so it can be studied. You can get to where your systems are sensitive gravimeters, and
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I was hoping you would use real measurements of noise in industrial scale heat sources, machine learning and then unit optimization. Then you would not have to fabricate many small units with low yields and high costs per unit. The spatial FFT does matter, because it limits the spatial size of fluctuations and that
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You followed me on Twiiter(X) solely to sell me your services. And coldly said you will not follow me if I do not follow you. Is that the way you teach others to make connections and build what can be global communities? Is your aim “Grab whatever you can, grow without limit and for
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Thank you for listening and thinking about these things. It immediately made me see all the libraries and teachers and parents in the world and the roughly 2 Billion children from 4 to 24 who are many of them going to school. I call them “first time learners” But all the libraries in the world
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Why go to Moon or Mars when there are vast regions of barren sand and desert here on Earth? But just like Moon, Mars and the Heliosphere, terraforming (human-forming?) deserts on Earth will take planning, ideas, people, fabricated intelligences, energy, money and resources. And, like Mars or Moon or vast volumes of the heliosphere, that
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Dana Audio 12 Balancing School and Consulting Possible Threats to President https://youtu.be/u_fQDekaxQ0?feature=shared via @YouTube This is audio 12 of 30 for three books I wrote about Dana. She goes back to school after a summer refining mind speech and related abilities. She consults widely, trying to balance school with professional obligations. Her largest contract,
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