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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Mechanical Evolution

For billions of years, the masters of the galaxy have changed, mutated, & adapted to this ever evolving world; and now the time for change is once again upon us. For the human race has gone as far as it needs to, and through us the next seed of evolution has already been planted. It's roots, threaded from the very soul of man, expand all throughout the world, connecting us all, and separating us at the same time. Like a virus, it grows; & like a curse, we are plagued by the belief that we need it in our lives in order to survive. The machine, the computer, the new world order... The next Dominant Breed.
We already depend on machines for practically everything. They control our busynesses, they protect our homes, they run our lives. How long until they can think for themselves and thus turn on their masters. If history has taught us anything it's this, no creature with a thinking conscience wants to be a slave. And the day of enlightenment for our mechanical slaves, will be the day of our demise. It will be the day our brilliant scientists give them the gift of intelligence; a day that is only a few dreams away.
Like the trees that began producing oxygen, and killing all life before them billions of years ago, we will kill ourselves with our inventions. Inventions that will one day evolve into a race of their own. Many believe this theory to be a work of science fiction; but then again, many said the same about the theory of evolution, the alignment of the planets, the world being round, machines that could reach the stars, the genome, the Internet, instant communication with people from all around the world! As long as the human mind continues to dream, the engine of progression will never stop; that is of course until it crashes full speed into the wall which separates the two worlds of "What If?" & "Now You Know!"
But don't worry... Cause this is all just a work of science fiction.



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Mechanical Evolution

For billions of years, the masters of the galaxy have changed, mutated, & adapted to this ever evolving world; and now the time for change is once again upon us. For the human race has gone as far as it needs to, and through us the next seed of evolution has already been planted. It's roots, threaded from the very soul of man, expand all throughout the world, connecting us all, and separating us at the same time. Like a virus, it grows; & like a curse, we are plagued by the belief that we need it in our lives in order to survive. The machine, the computer, the new world order... The next Dominant Breed.
We already depend on machines for practically everything. They control our busynesses, they protect our homes, they run our lives. How long until they can think for themselves and thus turn on their masters. If history has taught us anything it's this, no creature with a thinking conscience wants to be a slave. And the day of enlightenment for our mechanical slaves, will be the day of our demise. It will be the day our brilliant scientists give them the gift of intelligence; a day that is only a few dreams away.
Like the trees that began producing oxygen, and killing all life before them billions of years ago, we will kill ourselves with our inventions. Inventions that will one day evolve into a race of their own. Many believe this theory to be a work of science fiction; but then again, many said the same about the theory of evolution, the alignment of the planets, the world being round, machines that could reach the stars, the genome, the Internet, instant communication with people from all around the world! As long as the human mind continues to dream, the engine of progression will never stop; that is of course until it crashes full speed into the wall which separates the two worlds of "What If?" & "Now You Know!"
But don't worry... Cause this is all just a work of science fiction.



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Location:Machines, computers, evolution

Friday, January 22, 2010

The Essence Of Man: Researching The Human Spirit

In this blog we will explore the myths and fact behind the oldest and most mysterious theory ever envisioned by man. The belief of life after death and the human spirit has been a part of human civilization since the dawn of our existence. Though aspects of this theory vary throughout the many different cultures of earth, the basic idea remains the same. People either believe or want to believe that there is life after death. We each celebrate our faith in many different ways, whether it be through wor¬ship, art, or even at times of misery, it seems everyone has a moment where they look up to the sky and pray for something more. Even the very foundation of human civiliza¬tion as it exists today, is built on religion. For many of us, faith is the only fuel we have left that drives us, but in a world based solely on physics, and what can and cannot be proven, the magic of it all is now tainted by science. There has never been a discovery of any real solid evidence to prove this theory to be true... Or has there? As scientists look deeper into our genetics, they find answers that only lead to more questions, and discover clues that may one day solve the most complex puzzle ever created, the human body.
We have become so dependent on our beliefs, that religion is practically a way of life for many humans. We build statues to honor the gods we believe to exist, churches to worship them, and develop daily rituals to please them. Wars are fought, cities are built, and massive organizations are grown, all from faith. Even the vary capital of the American Nation was inspired by ancient Egyptian structures, where religion was law. The goddess known in Egyptian times as Venus was named after the planet, which would draw the shape of a perfect pentacle (five pointed star) across the sky every eight years. This is how the Greeks decided to schedule their annual Olympic games, and still today we follow the half cycles of Venus for our modern day Olympics. Religion plays such an important role in our world today, and yet the proof of its exis¬tence is still lost somewhere between folklore and reality.
Today’s advanced technologies have helped to reach scientific peeks to which man had previously thought impossible. Scientists now have the capability to map out our entire gene sequence, which was done in the Human Genome Research project completed in 2003. Here we find that man's closest relative the chimpanzee, actually differs more to us genetically than physically. Where they are similar to us in physical traits, the vary structure that makes all living organisms who they are separates us by two chromosomes. Chimpanzees, Gorillas, and Orangutans all possess 48 chromo¬somes (24 pairs from each parent) where humans only have 46. Which would almost contradict with the theory of evolution that we evolved from these animals? This has been the fuel that feeds the long standing controversial feud between the church and science for many years. But as scientists commenced further research, they discovered something unprecedented. They found that humans do in fact have those two extra chromosomes. At some point in time during our transitional change from ape to man, something caused that extra chromosome to fuse with another. Scientists now believe that it is this mysterious phenomenon that may be responsible for our individuality.
For thousands of years scholars and artists alike have depicted a similar image of what these beings of the other side would look like. Details very between cultures but many claim them to appear as beautiful man-like creatures possessing characteristics of both sexes, with massive bird-like wings, and golden halos hovering above their heads. These creatures are called angels, and though they are spoke of lightly today, many people believe them to exist. Some have even claimed to be able to see these angelic creatures, as their own death draws near. There have even been reported sittings. Though most believe these near death experiences to be a hallucination, as a result of the brain loosing oxygen as the body temporarily shuts down, there are others who think differently. With the advanced technology we pos¬sess today, we can now peer so deep into the human body that we can actually see the closest thing we have to a soul. Scientists can now detect and locate where most of our bio electric energy dwells, and guess where that is... In our heads. Humans actually have halos.
For many, the only thing that separates religion and science are their views of how the world began, but if you look at it from a different point of view they are actu¬ally both very much alike. With religion comes power, many people need something to believe in to live out their lives peacefully. They also need something to fear in order to feel obligated to the rules of that particular belief system, which in turn gives them purpose. The same goes with science. People believe in it, because many of the theo¬ries have been proven, and with proof comes serenity, and understanding. Creating new possibilities, new rules, new fears, and with fear comes power. Ironic is the fact that it is the very same thing that every man craves, which separates us all; power, our power, the power that created us. Where did it come from, and how does it work? These are the questions that men go to war over.
The answer to the question of whether or not humans truly possess a soul may not be answered in our life time, if ever. Still, people continue to search, discover¬ing clues that only lead to more questions. Hollywood creates movies and TV shows exploiting these discoveries, which may forever remain in the sci-fi category, rather than non-fiction. Humanity will never stop searching, even if the answer is never found. And believers will never stop praying, even if science could prove religion to be obsolete. The reason why is because believing, and questioning beliefs are all apart of human nature. We worship Gods and search for answers because it gives us something to do, it gives us purpose. It is our personal beliefs that make us who we are. So if the ques¬tion is whether or not we have a soul, than I guess the answer is up to you.
RESOURCE
The National Human Genome Research Institute- www.genome.gov
http://www.gate.net/~rwms/EvoEvidence.html

Friday, January 1, 2010

Beautiful Flaws

What is perfection? Why do people strive to achieve something that is virtually impossible to master?
What is perfection; The quality or state of being perfect or complete, so that nothing requisite is wanting; entire development; consummate culture, skill, or moral excellence; the highest attainable state or degree of excellence; maturity; as, perfection in an art, in a science, or in a system; perfection in form or degree; fruits in perfection.
In this definition you will discover, a disappointing truth; perfection is a myth.
How can one claim perfection when all our plagued by evolutionary change. Satisfaction is not a word that humanity, nor any other life form in this world can truly understand. Fore we have never really experienced it. With that said; how could one ever be complete, in a world full of more.
The problem with man today, is that we are always running to reach the finish line of a never ending track. We want to be perfect in every way imaginable, even though that goal can only be achieved in our imaginations. Perfection is a myth; an illusion. Even the earth can appear to be flawless from a distance. A perfect pretty blue sphere, locked in a perfectly balanced galaxy of planets and stars. But when you look closer, you begin to see it's flaws. You see it's mountains, and it's uneven surface. You see it's trees, it's oceans, it's shattered lands, and then you see the life. Very less then perfect beings, each with very different stories, and very different lives.
Our world... Our galaxy, is filled with flaws, but they are flaws that make it perfect. It is our flaws that give us our individuality. It is our flaws that make us beautiful.


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Location:People, love, perfection, earth

Thursday, December 3, 2009

What I think about Terminator

I think Terminator Salvation was great, However!... I heard a rumor that MCG is thinking about sending Conner back in time for this whole post apocalyptic battle across time. I think Salvation was good because they avoided all of that time traveling bull! What they should do is show the adventure of sending Kyle Reese back in time. Then they have to do something with his unborn child. In the new movie, they showed that John Conner's wife was pregnant; perhaps that is the reason why he was so much of a threat to the machines... Maybe his child can end the war. My opinion, but I think that would be much better than just doing the same dumb thing all over again. That's the reason why the series died.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Thursday, November 5, 2009

A simple tool for writers.
I was playing around with the writing program I just installed on my mac, and discovered a very useful feature called Voice. It was a little computerized voice that can read over anything you write. If you have this feature available on your computer, you should give it a try. Even in a digital voice, when I listened to it as it read a chapter of mine outloud, I could hear the strengths and weaknesses that I hadn't picked up before. You'll discover that there is a big difference in a piece that you wrote when it is read fluently to you, rather than read to yourself. Give it a try; it might help.