/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11670023
I've watched some pretty deep animes tho. The lighter skinned Japanese are different probably because they descended from Jews, or perhaps Aryans.

>>11326679
It's a reference to a scene in Texhnolyze. Which most probably haven't seen, but that line alone summarizes this topic quite concisely. Cattle will never have the fruits of their labors, without further bondage. These fruits are taken, and if given back in the same form at all, they are generally half rotten.

>>10770085
Possibly. All I can think of is its inability to control a system which is incapable of converging to any other state than one where it destroys it, and also happens to do so when and where it has a blind spot (it would realize this and destroy you). The other possibility is using a random number generator to guide your decisions. You'd need to create the thing with a completely novel idea and assemble it such that it wouldn't know how ti worked or its starting state. You'd also need to depattern your mind, so far as how you decide what to use the results for, how many times to increment, etc. It would be trying to reverse engineer you.

The microwave weapons are the main issue. Without shielding, pretty much instant death. These methods were published in the open Soviet literature, and reviewed by the US Defense Intelligence Agency. If it knew anything about our history or science, it would find things like this.

So does it have manufacturing ability? How is its control constrained, and so on. Not networking it isn't good enough, it can influence people. Even if it's doing exactly what it's designed to do, there can be problems.

Lot of old sci-fi about this... It always finds some way to get out, or people expand its access.