The Beginning of Time

Not Necessarily Relevant Quote of the Week:

We are at the very beginning of time for the human race. It is not unreasonable that we grapple with problems. But there are tens of thousands of years in the future. Our responsibility is to do what we can, learn what we can, improve the solutions, and pass them on.

— Richard Feynman

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Comments

[John B]

There are truely tens of thousands of years -or more! - in the future. The question is, will there be humans there to experience it, or not? And will be more interested in the next crop of onions, or something we cannot yet conceive of?

(I rather hope that humanity's concerns extend beyond food, but ... hey, I'm a pessimist)

-John B

[Mark Damiani]

We are getting more and more close to many types of new races, superhumans with bionic and "nanomade" organs, human minds with brain interfaced machines etc.,also near immortality. But the main problem is people who don't really understand the direction of evoloution partly programmed by visioners of our time and nature. First time we can affect our own future many ways, but it needs more and more co-operating worldwide, that's the way to get best results, when solving age reversing or comparing, how AI and human minds will able to solve own problems. Two heads has more answers than one, right? Technology is moving ahead anyway, so we have accept that first. But how do we know sure if it's already happen somewhere?

[Mark Damiani]

I mean ofcourse: Are AI and human mind already working together somewhere in the earth right now? If it's possible, they will calculate many various scenarios of future and probably solved age reversing a) already or b)just trying?