Lo and the Future

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Forecasting the Future ... a challenge for most ... This group is looking for creative ways to explore the future

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Comment by Asa Jomard on October 2, 2010 at 11:20: Adonis, I just like the beauty of maths without doing the figures. I somehow suspect that you like both! Embracing simplicity is nice but it is the complexity that fascinates me. How can there be sooooo many beautiful dimensions? And why
don't I see them?

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 27, 2010 at 15:51: Calabi-Yau and Porridge
Soon, we may all curl up into a Calabi-Yau shape and examine the six other dimensions while we are eat breakfast. Breakfast discussions while we look for the symmetry some claim do not exist. Well, of course, it exists, but not enough of it. Can you enter into a mathematical geometrical shape? Will the term breakfast Time lose its importance? And will the porridge still be nice?

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 24, 2010 at 8:04: Franis,

I suppose the inhuman aspect as we might consider it today, will change and become human. The prediction is that in the future the robot is doing the interviewing and also answering the questions. . .

Comment by Franis on September 23, 2010 at 22:23: ...to answer your question - people always find it easiest to wear the black hat or predicting inhumanity. Much trickier to wear the the other hats first...

Comment by Franis on September 23, 2010 at 22:21: Samir is about to experience his humanity - he is moving to go to school to Berminghum? UK without knowing anyone there in a few days. He is going to be needing a job, a room to let and transportation, etc.

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 23, 2010 at 22:17: Franis,
Are you referring to human or inhuman aspects of the prediction;)

Comment by Franis on September 23, 2010 at 21:32: Samir has a thread on Humanity in the forum...

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 23, 2010 at 20:53: In the US, Gallup conducts one thousand interviews every day 350 days out of the year (according to Wikipedia).

In the future interviews may be conducted every day!

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 14, 2010 at 22:37: Mind - Shake

Today, a machine can translate our brain signals into speech.
In the near future, the machine might answer our thoughts.
Will the machine mimic your thoughts?
Or will the machine mimic my rather messy thoughts? :)
Will the machine’s skin be softer than a human baby’s skin?
Or will the machine decide the softness of their handshake?

Comment by Asa Jomard on September 3, 2010 at 11:08: The moral effect

In the future, we run towards the morality effect
Scientists and thinkers
Will entwine the moral rights of humans and other animals into their actions.

Compassion in Thinking and Reserach.