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DrPostman Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Sufficiently advanced magick is indistinguishable from technology - me
No, you're mangling Arthur C Clark.

BTW, they could always have Sacha Baron Cohen do it. 2 years ago
there was a lot of talk about him playing Freddie in an upcoming
biopic. I actually think he would do a good job. He's not always played
comic roles. Here's a 2010 interview with Brian May stating that Cohen
is going to play Freddie. I can't find any info on the project on IMDB
though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPsE_UgtAd4

He reflected the quote as he understood it. Therefore, its no longer Arthur Clark's quote. Arthur just planted the seed.

**Speaks With Thunder**

LoP Guest Wrote:

What a silly idea.

Freddie is dead. Move the f*ck on.

You should take your own advice.

**Zed Leppelin**

I wish they would do this with Bob Marley.

**GREY LENSMAN**

RELEVENT?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnrXiaPVeHY

EITHER WAY

ENJOY

GL

**JT nli** lop guest User ID: 42895 05-11-2012 06:04 PM

I like the idea of "what if they couldn't turn it off". --quote GL

If the experiment into artificial intelligence and super computers - became self-aware. If it linked the technomass of computers on the web into its own directives, if it wanted trust and power, it would need a "human appearing" representative. That representative could be the most charismatic and uber-intelligent form of life on the planet, though not alive. The most moving speeches, carefully calculated responses, behaviors and actions would form its attributes. The culmination of every human thought, need, desire, and aspiration would be embodied in one disembodied computer generated "being". And if this was accomplished with very few knowing about it.
With that much computational power the transcendence of human thought potential might seem godlike.

It might be accepted, welcomed, worshipped if we were accustomed to this form of holographic interaction, if we were conditioned to find it surprising and fascinating, not even knowing or considering why.

**GREY LENSMAN**

BRILLIANT CONTRIBUTION "IT"

I LIKE THE TRAIN OF THOUGHT.

DESCRIBES A GREY PERFECTLY BUT IN ORGANIC RATHER THAN HOLOGRAPHIC BODY.

ALSO ADDRESSES MY DEEPER UNSPOKEN CONCERNS.

WHO IS RUNNING THIS SHOW

THE GOOD GUYS

OR THE BAD GUYS.

GL

**GLNLI** lop guest User ID: 88810 05-12-2012 03:41 AM

GOOD MORNING AMERICA

GL

**molson**

Sounds kinda ghey.

**Cicero**

JT nli Wrote:

I like the idea of "what if they couldn't turn it off". --quote GL

But no idea as to how computers work....

JT nli Wrote:

It might be accepted, welcomed, worshipped if we were accustomed to this form of holographic interaction, if we were conditioned to find it surprising and fascinating, not even knowing or considering why.

It's a hologram, like a picture.....

**GREY LENSMAN**

CICERO

CORRECT

BUT WHAT IF THEY CANNOT TURN IT OFF, THAT WAS THE QUESTION.

LUV BOB MARLEY AS WELL

I SEE THOSE TWO AS POLAR OPPOSITES AND POSITIVE.

LAID BACK AND HIGH ENERGY.

INTERESTING TURNS ON THE THREAD

GL

**Cicero**

GREY LENSMAN Wrote:

BUT WHAT IF THEY CANNOT TURN IT OFF, THAT WAS THE QUESTION.

Who are 'THEY'? What is 'IT'?

Be strong, it's a hologram. You know this ;)

GREY LENSMAN Wrote:

LUV BOB MARLEY AS WELL

You don't need to see him........

Peace :)

**GREY LENSMAN**

C

I KNOW ITS SUPPOSED TO BE A HOLOGRAM

I AM SPECULATING, ASKING QUESTIONS, THINKING OUTSIDE A BOX

THEY ARE THOSE MAKING THE HOLOGRAM

Heartflowers

GL

**Cicero**

GREY LENSMAN Wrote:

THINKING OUTSIDE A BOX

THEY ARE THOSE MAKING THE HOLOGRAM

They created the box.....

Heartflowers

**GREY LENSMAN**

C SAID

QUOTE

They created the box.....

UNQUOTE

YOU DONT KNOW THAT, SPECULATION.

MY THOUGHT THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE IS WHY I TREAD CAREFULLY.

GL

**GREY LENSMAN**

ANY NEWS AS TO WHAT TRANSPIRED IF ANYTHING AT ALL?

GL