Using ai and quantum computing to fill the universe with life

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Everyone has a mother too.
Goddess then.

But back in the day men did the thinking and fighting and impregnating, and women produced the children, did the cooking and all the other domestic chores.

Weren't things perfect back in the day Shila?
God chose a woman companion for Adam and chose Mary a virgin to bear him his first born. The woman’s role was well established from the beginning.
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You forgot to tag Zed.
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You forgot to tag Zed.
Sorry I directed my response to the wrong guy. His reply proves it.
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You're a visionary, because you knew my reply before I gave it.

Here it is then, but you knew already.

MANGOD is a naive post creation, intelligent but predictable outcome, and as such so is the provision of the female gender-type relative to a MANGOD's needs and desires.

Though some might suggest that it's all about evolution, from single-celled organisms into more complex structures.

Hence, trees and rhubarb too.

And perhaps something completely different but similar somewhere else...(Mustn't overlook Universal Laws and all that)...And they probably invented a GOD in their own image too.


So for example:

On planet *^+*^, where self propelled Carrots are the apex species, they worship  an orange saviour...A bit like the current USA.


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On planet *^+*^, where self propelled Carrots are the apex species, they worship  an orange saviour...A bit like the current USA.
First the united Reich, then the Pope and now an orange saviour. Trump’s influence is growing.
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Orange is the new black.
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Orange is the new black.
That a high standard to meet.
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Great investment opportunities in the spray tan sector.
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Great investment opportunities in the spray tan sector.
Cosmetic makeup aids are in big demand.
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Cosmetic makeup aids are in big demand.
By big demanders.
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Cosmetic makeup aids are in big demand.
By big demanders.
By those needing cosmetic makeup aids.

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By those needing cosmetic makeup aids.
And those duped by clever advertising.

Such is the nature of selling the unnecessary to the gullible.
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By those needing cosmetic makeup aids.
And those duped by clever advertising.

Such is the nature of selling the unnecessary to the gullible.
Are you saying those who use cosmetics are gullible?
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Yep, to a large extent,


Cosmetics make people look different, but not necessarily any better.

Better is an acquired assumption.

To a smaller extent, for some with acquired disfigurements for example, cosmetics will undoubtedly improve wellbeing.

Though you will no doubt say that cosmetics, promote wellbeing in everyone who is now dependent on them...And this is perhaps true...But rather like saying that heroin promotes a temporary sense of wellbeing in heroin addicts.
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Though you will no doubt say that cosmetics, promote wellbeing in everyone who is now dependent on them...And this is perhaps true...But rather like saying that heroin promotes a temporary sense of wellbeing in heroin addicts.
Comparing cosmetics to heroin is ridiculous. One is cosmetic changes, the other is mind altering. Know the difference.
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There are parallels to be drawn.

The brain has addictive tendencies that result in dependency.

The smartphone is another obvious example.
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There are parallels to be drawn.

The brain has addictive tendencies that result in dependency.

The smartphone is another obvious example.
Now you are equating heroin to smartphones. Learn how to make proper comparisons.
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The comparative, is relative to the brains tendency to develop an habitual response or dependency to certain stimuli, thereby producing a long term addiction.

We now have a generation or several generations addicted to smartphone connection...Which is no different to heroin, alcohol or nicotine addiction.

The nature of the stimuli might be different, but the effect is the same.


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The nature of the stimuli might be different, but the effect is the same.
Tru-dat!

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Thanks Stephen.
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The nature of the stimuli might be different, but the effect is the same.
Heroine is a banned substance , smartphones are not banned. Smartphones cannot be ingested like heroine.
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Research has been done on smartphone usage and its impact on all adolescents from so many years. It is not a new issue at all. But the increasing trend of cell phone addiction and poor psychological and physiological health of adolescents urged to write this letter. Many studies have been done using different human behavior as dependent and independent variable. Some researcher examined adolescent's physical health or educational performance with smartphone addiction and others analyzed psychological behavior and social relationship with mobile phone addiction. In these articles, some of the latest studies were overviewed.
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Research has been done on smartphone usage and its impact on all adolescents from so many years. It is not a new issue at all. But the increasing trend of cell phone addiction and poor psychological and physiological health of adolescents urged to write this letter. Many studies have been done using different human behavior as dependent and independent variable. Some researcher examined adolescent's physical health or educational performance with smartphone addiction and others analyzed psychological behavior and social relationship with mobile phone addiction. In these articles, some of the latest studies were overviewed.
Can you go a day without your phone? How about a week? If it feels unimaginable, you’re not alone. USC researchers are studying how smartphones might be rewiring our brains—and making us dependent.
“Internet addiction has some behavioral similarities to hard drug use,” says Antoine Bechara, psychology professor and neuroscientist at the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. “The similarities between internet and cocaine addiction really lie in those brain systems that drive you toward the reward.” That includes release of dopamine, the reward-and-pleasure neurotransmitter. (An important difference, though, is that cocaine impairs the prefrontal cortex, which leads to poor decision-making, while internet addiction doesn’t.)
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It's now, thanks H L.
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It's now, thanks H L.
Are you about to come thanks to HL.
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Heroine is a banned substance.

Shila is a heroine

Heroin is a substance, banned or otherwise.

And smartphones emit high frequency radio waves.

And necessity is the mother of invention.

Or as Plato said..."Our need will be the real creator"...Wise words.
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Shila is a heroine
She is banned from associating with crack heads.
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Good to here it.