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2253580 No.2253580 [Reply] [Original]

u obviously jelly

>> No.2253594

Yes, I jelly. And mad.

>> No.2253605

No, OP, you are the jelly!

And then OP was a Medusozoa!

>> No.2253610

Pretty damn lime green jelly I'll be honest.

>> No.2253607

>>2253594
http://www.hplusmagazine.com/articles/forever-young/manhattan-beach-project-end-aging-2029

>> No.2253616
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>>2253607
>inurdaes's face when manhattan beach project fails

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>>2253616
>mfw it succeeds

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>>2253625
>yfw you're just trolling into hoping that it succeeds while knowing that it will fail and knowing about a better project

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>>2253625

>my face when you're still a Singularitarian

>> No.2253652

>>2253636
Wut? No I'm not.

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>>2253636
>my face when your a furry

>> No.2253662
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>Supporting manhattan beach project implies singularity nerd wanking
>laughinggirls.jpg

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>>2253652

>my face when you believe in the Manhattan Beach Project and lolAI and pretend you're not a Singularitarian who hopes Singularity-fairty will come and whisk him away to nerdtopia

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>>2253666
>mfw you believe the only pathway to biological immortality is a mythical singularity-fairy

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>>2253666
What happened to you Colonel Coffee Mug? You used to be cool.

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>>2253662
>>2253670
>>2253671

I would be ok if it was just supporting the Manhattan Beach Project.

But nerdwank about mind uploading, robot takeover (Posting a link to Manna over 9000 times), Project Venus... Just... Jesus.

>> No.2253682

Oh my gods!
The world!
The whole world is turning GREEN!
>implying Hulk smash

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>>2253678
>But nerdwank about mind uploading,
Rarely
>robot takeover (Posting a link to Manna over 9000 times),
It's not a goddamn robot takeover fuck
>Project Venus... Just... Jesus.
it's Venus Project and I posted it for the first time in two weeks while some discussion of communism.

You've not been paying attention it seems.

>> No.2253685

I don't get this Manhattan Beach Project. Every day that Inurdaes guy posts the link and says we'll live indefinitely. But the article just says that a bunch of entrepreneurs came together and said "hey, let's end aging by 2029". How the fuck does that mean that we'll end indefinitely? They could have just as easily said "let's get the guys over at 4chan laid by 2029" or any other ridiculous claim, this doesn't make it any more probable.

>> No.2253695

>>2253685
There are a number of reasons why biological immortality is not just achievable but kinda easy, compared to other problems science has solved.
http://www.mediafire.com/?jn6t1g50it72w18
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nature09603.html
and others.

>> No.2253696

>>2253685
There's quite a bit of interest and funding going to it now. I like to post the link to raise awareness (read: viral marketing) and besides I reckon de Grey is onto something with this shit. It's the first time that we've seriously tried to cure aging with modern medicine and science.

http://www.sens.org/sens-research/research-themes
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3329065877451441972#

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>>2253683

You want me to pay attention to a guy who insists on taking down Phobos for terraforming purposes even after it was proven by HS math to be nonsense?

Not that you should stop doing it >;3~~

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>>2253701
Like every time since then when I mention it I say that it would require an utter fuckton of nukes or a collision or some shit.
I am interested in the possibility of using extra large solar sail statites to destabilize Phobos' orbit over time, but we could just save a step and create huge orbital mirrors which reflect extra heat and light into Mars. This is a task requiring advanced nanotechnology and independent space-faring mining droids to strip resources. Probably from Phobos. I reckon Deimos is more suited for a space base/hangar.

>> No.2253722

>>2253701
...says the guy who writes furry hard scifi...

:)

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>>2253636
>>2253659

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>>2253717

Solar sails are even worse for the task.

I am, however, open to the possibility of turing the whole of Phobos' mass into a solar sail. The less dead mass the better.

>>2253722

You're just JELLY because if genetically-engineered super-furries are created and one of them just happens to find the manuscript of my novel it will cause them to "accidentally" bump into me out of curiosity.

Because I'm the loveliest >;3~~

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>>2253733
The only chance of you seeing your beloved furries in real life really is if life extension treatments are developed.

>> No.2253741

>ITT: Inurdaes and CCM fight

*Ctrl+S*
*"The Fight.html"*
*Enter*

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>>2253739

>implying obsessively writing about her is not enough

... It isn't ;_;

>> No.2253749

I don't get what the singulartarian hate is about, or is it simply hate over the inevitable circlejerks it inevitably leads to?

Also I can't bear the idea of immortality. What was the documentary following the eccentric CS come biologist? Trying to find the link without luck. But Dysons view in that pretty much sums up my own thoughts, science advances with funerals. Frankly I'd rather know humanity keeps stepping forward than live forever in a stagnant society.

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>>2253749

More or less this.

Fucking Instrumentality of Mankind where everyone is immortal and nobody gives a single fuck about shit.

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>>2253759
And the part where humans can't do anything themselves, they need to ride on the back of a superpowered superintelligent supercomputer.

>> No.2253766

>>2253749
Aubrey believes you become more creative as you live longer with regular brain rejuvenation. And besides, if that isn't true, by the time you star becoming a pain neural upgrades will probably be mainstream.
It's not like you NEED to live forever. Say you live 300 years and are completely bored with your life. Just an hero.
Also that documentary was entitled Do You Want To Live Forever?

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>>2253766
>Believes
Has he ever observed a person (or, indeed, any animal) becoming older with regular brain regeneration?

>> No.2253787

>>2253781
I didn't feel like typing out that he is pretty sure or some shit.
And as I said before
>And besides, if that isn't true, by the time you start becoming a pain neural upgrades will probably be mainstream.

>> No.2253796

>>2253747
Don't give up yet

>> No.2253802

>>2253796

:)

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>>2253747
Dreams can come true
Look at me babe I'm with you
You know you gotta have hope
You know you gotta be strong

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>>2253805

>> No.2253812

I love me some 10% catgirls but this is too furry for me.

Also 10% catgirls have the virtue of being easier to make.

>> No.2253819

>>2253580
yes, Im jelly.
but you are too.

>> No.2253825
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>>2253819
I'm not jelly. That thing regenerates by reverting to a larval polyp. In order to have an analagous system of immortality, I would have to sacrifice my consciousness and knowledge each cycle. That is unacceptable.

There are better ways.

>> No.2253855

>>2253580
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_nutricula

>Theoretically, this process can go on infinitely, effectively rendering the jellyfish biologically immortal,[3][4] although in nature, most Turritopsis, like other medusae, are likely to succumb to predation or disease in the plankton stage, without reverting to the polyp form.[5]

Nah, I'm fine being at the top of the food chain.

u jelly?