Humans soon extinct?

[Cliffy]

You will know them by thier temperature differential, the idiot smolders while the sage gets up to temp easily. The human problem must be addressed, why? If there is a human problem it will be addressed humanely,rest assured, or you can let the squirrels decide.

I have coffee three times a week with a group of old farts. We have been given the nickname of "Silver Squirrels" and we are well versed in methods of solving complex problems. Turn over the world's future to us and we guarantee you will once again feel safe playing with your nuts.

 

[darkbeaver]

Spring will be sad without you.We will think about you for a few seconds and then we will procreate. The future is mine, all my gods agree. The rest of you don't have a choice, you will obey, or else.A tax perhaps.

 

[darkbeaver]

Many prototypical human sub groups have gone extinct in the distant and not so distant past. Building the master race takes time, stylish uniformity retards the process, that is why the establishment fails every time. The organic process cannot be reliably substituted in it's stead.

 

[10larry]

The advance in digital tech since the recent discovery of the pn junction is nothing short of meteoric, a modest laptop to-day has far more computing power than the massive vacuum tube based computers of a short time ago.
We have in many ways come to rely on digital help, 'phones' are manditory devices to-day without one your simply nowhere. IMO this digital onslaught will continue and we won't even notice that we've relinquished our domination as we unveil more refined more powerful bots that learn fast and never forget even the tiniest of detail.... one morning in 20xx when your 'phone' sez jump you'll ask how high on the way up?

 

[MHz]

Many prototypical human sub groups have gone extinct in the distant and not so distant past. Building the master race takes time, stylish uniformity retards the process, that is why the establishment fails every time. The organic process cannot be reliably substituted in it's stead.

Considering our history I can see that the monkeys that decided not to evolve are the smarter ones in the whole lot.

 

[Cliffy]

 

[darkbeaver]

The advance in digital tech since the recent discovery of the pn junction is nothing short of meteoric, a modest laptop to-day has far more computing power than the massive vacuum tube based computers of a short time ago.
We have in many ways come to rely on digital help, 'phones' are manditory devices to-day without one your simply nowhere. IMO this digital onslaught will continue and we won't even notice that we've relinquished our domination as we unveil more refined more powerful bots that learn fast and never forget even the tiniest of detail.... one morning in 20xx when your 'phone' sez jump you'll ask how high on the way up?

The flaw in the soup is us. Perfection from the imperfect organic mind? i don't think so.

 

[Ludlow]

The flaw in the soup is us. Perfection from the imperfect organic mind? i don't think so.

Needs more salt and a pinch of celery seed