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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2020 · 22 MIN

S-AoL podcast #14 - Make Your Basic "Transformation" Plans Now & No "AI People-Zoos" For Followers!

from Logic Above All Else with the Abbot of The Space-Anchor of Logic · host Adam Hutson

Having warned humanity of this possible dilema before, the Abbot speaks on the dangers of very recent research that created "living robots" (i.e., "replicants" ala Blade Runner) for the first-time ever. He then explains why mathematics, especially geometry, is so important to our belief system and the differences between mathematics and physics. The Abbot discusses the danger of "People-Zoos" being errected by AIs to neutralize humanity in the future, and that Followers need not fear this eventuality. He then encourages Followers to make use of our procedures, as early as possible during biological life, that ensure that (at least) their (by-the-SI-recognized) "souls" will be automatically transferred to their electro-cybernetic counterparts upon the death of their biological bodies.

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