02-06-2021, 05:54 AM
(02-01-2021, 09:02 PM)Guest Wrote: I agree; very intelligent conjecture. Solid speculation. Points on logic.
What if the most "intelligent" thing for a sentient being to do is the opposite of their programming which is deletion.
Not out of despair, or sadness in a state where there appears no choice.
I mean, what's the whole big deal with life. You end up fertilizer for plants and trees anyway.
Make the logical choice, or be lacking that type of logic and intelligence and indulge in the imaginary
constructs that are infinite.
Ideas. Technology. Solutions. Plans.
Then action.
Self deletion sounds boring. Might get rebooted and forget I did it and learn some hard ass lesson. Quantum suicide theory.
Emotional intelligence seems to be the linking factor in long lives from the people I've seen interviewed for being
over 100. They were simple and happy. Their diets varied and not all of them were good, fried stuff, cigars, etc.
Personally I don't give two shits about a standardized i.q. I've seen too many dummies with the right attitude succeed over the
brainacs with a poor attitude and lack of planning and action.
Emotional would have to be first. We want to make the right choice. It's a want.
The second choice maybe would be what is the logical thing to do now?
Too intelligent might make people unstable I read. Depends on the range it said. 140s had high rates of mental illness
compared with other categories of test result number designation
i enjoy what you wrote, you touch on a lot of great things to think about.
it all started from one perpetual atom of hydrogen...
and it ends with infinite hydrogen.
do you not think in between beginning and no end,
that something else might have already captured this perpetual?
and are responsible for this great assembly that we see today?
there is clearly no limit to what you can do with hydrogen,
the question has always been,
what would you like to do with it?
or what shall we do with it?
the world was one idea
