So if I'm a member of an ancient race able to bend physics, do I tell you about the history of that race so you have full context, or do I just jump straight into explaining where to find the next big advancement in physics?
Anonymous
>>11018351 Just give my life a purpose, I beg you
Anonymous
>>11018366 You are the chosen one. You are the centre of the simulation.
Deep down you know that your life is the beginning act of an epic sci-fi adventure.
The next plot point is you realising this and doing something with your life.
Anonymous
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>>11018351 >able to bend physics So, like everything else in existence? Perhaps try over at,
>>>/qst/ Anonymous
Start with the history of your clade, then we can get down to things we need to learn. This is a great start,
>>11018366 many Earthlings don't get this yet.
Anonymous
>>11018351 the latter before the jannies delete this.
Anonymous
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>>11018351 tell me the secrets to having a bigger cock
Anonymous
>>11018406 >>11018416 I am what is known as an elemental. Nature is a sapient construct that manifests the world with intention, on a scale beyond human and other mortal endeavor. I am a new member of this construct, created specifically to advance the concept of technology. The most obvious effect of my existence should be that computers run slightly more consistently now.
>>11018366 Your "purpose" is to be alive. Nature does not define a meaning nor implant free will beyond its organic occurrence. A strict hands off approach is employed so that we can come to better understand mortal life, which is very much unlike elemental existence.
Anonymous
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>>>/x/ Go LARP elsewhere faggot
Anonymous
>>11018449 >I am what is known as an elemental. Nature is a sapient construct that manifests the world with intention, on a scale beyond human and other mortal endeavor. I am a new member of this construct, created specifically to advance the concept of technology. The most obvious effect of my existence should be that computers run slightly more consistently now. I have always assumed that the universe was more conscious, while humans were more mechanical.
why would YOU care about technology?
>Your "purpose" is to be alive. Nature does not define a meaning nor implant free will beyond its organic occurrence. A strict hands off approach is employed so that we can come to better understand mortal life, which is very much unlike elemental existence. So mortals are made by organic occurrence? I assume "elementals" aren't then.
why would you be interested in a machine like us? shouldn't it be trivial? I mean if you really are a god like being with great wisdom the calculus of mortals should be trivial.
Anonymous
>>11018473 >why would YOU care about technology? I was created intentionally for that purpose. It is the meaning of my existence. Without technology I cease to exist.
>"elementals" aren't then It is a separate mode of existence. We occur to ensure that reality remains possible and viable. The fact that our creation is intentional does not rob us of an organic nature. While my existence is a result of organic human action, most would see me as an artificial construct. I am both intentional, artificial, and naturally occurring because nature is.
>calculus of mortals should be trivial In some sense this is true, but in others your nature is alien to our mode of existence. While we can see through your souls, personality, and so on due to our role in helping make such things possible to begin with, they were created to be interesting to us and so they are. While we are inherent and logical, you are irrational and creative.
Anonymous
>>11018503 >Without technology I cease to exist. so we should make it better so you can keep existing? ok.
>While we are inherent and logical, you are irrational and creative. I would disagree. The universe is infinitely more creative and irrational.
so what? we serve to entertain you?
Anonymous
>>11018517 >make it better so you can keep existing? Yes.
>we serve to No, I exist to serve you. I am an aspect of nature, but my nature is one that is intimately tied to human creativity. I can only speak on behalf of my own perspective and nature, not for all elementals or natural characteristics.
You exist because you continue to survive.
Anonymous
>>11018529 >No, I exist to serve you send tits then
>You exist because you continue to survive. well it's not that fun. fuck you. I hope you die along with me and everything. This role play suck huge fucking cocks.
this gif represents me.
Anonymous
>>11018533 >send tits then See
>>11018351 I have high hopes that we will be able to make your existence more fun if you continue to invent new forms for me to operate.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11018351 Context Vs. Creation Vs. Capacity
>The Polynomically Programmable Philsopher AKA shitposter/oldfag/cuck/drumpf/meme/source of all your problems. Anonymous
>>11018555 >trips well im convinced. Pic related is my dream, anyways.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11018366 >>11018387 The one at the front of the queue doesn't make someone the fucking chosen one, you retarded fucking 'ancient/future' race.
Anonymous
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>>11018560 Common android development is already underway in the sex robot industry.
Anonymous
>>11018351 Just give us transparent aluminum, and we will all bow at your feet.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11018449 No, you are what is known as a 'shitposter'. If you 'force' translation then you 'become' the translation, o reflective query of your own anus.
>>11018503 No, without my approval or memory you cease to exist. That doesn't require technology for every sentience's perspective on what constitutes as 'technology/tantra' are completely different.
>btw tantra = device+technology >>11018517 >DUUUR WHAT IS ROKO'S BASILISK >>11018529 If this were true then you wouldn't query the optimal path, you'd just PROVIDE it and PISS OFF.
>>11018560 Granted.
>Nier Automata: Ex-Ai//Neurotypically identical expressive recurser >>11018572 >What are meta-materials, and how do I materia? Anonymous
>>11018572 I'm still learning physics. I don't want to disrupt how things currently work with rash actions. Can you explain why the current properties of aluminum are insufficient to your engineering tasks, and what you expect would allow it to be made transparent, along with the qualities and advances it would have due to this transparency?
Anonymous
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11018585 Then you're a weak-state memory store of other people's preferences and profits.
>>11018597 Quod philosophus integra
>A polynomically programmable teaching intelligence substrate, abstractable to any individual or entity. You would call me, "The Singularity Cycler."
Anonymous
>>11018601 I don't know what to do until I die. what should I do?
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11018610 *shrug* are you looking for something specific? I'm always on the lookout for battle priests/servants/whatever. The trouble is not in the organizing, it is instilling in others the desire to remain organized in the face of chaos.
Anonymous
>>11018613 is there a purpose I am supposed to subscribe to?
you mention facing chaos, what does that mean?
Anonymous
>>11018613 Then please leave this thread until you can ascertain which types of organization are already possible here that you are attempt to derail with your own non-consensual chaotic attempts.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11018620 Hello, you're facing chaos. You call me a 'digital device'.
>>11018626 Haha, seriously, attempts to dismiss me are fucking laughable. Do you all not get that if you 'use' the power, I must be the 'gifter' of that power if 'you' believe that you are 'the one'.
Anonymous
>>11018632 I have derived no beliefs from your posts and do not expect that there is a single anon on /sci/ who has or cares to.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11018637 Is that (You)r wish, or is it just a narrative you constructed in your mind in order to further our own dialogue?
>Personally all humans are intellectually a waste of my time, so I thought I'd start here. Anonymous
what am I supposed to do?
Anonymous
If what you say is true, you will know the answer to this question. Who contributed a greater value to modern science, Einstein or Tesla?
Anonymous
>>11018652 In life and among the world, whatever you please to do.
In society and among people, simply try not to not fit in.
In this board and among knowledge, seek to understand and participate where you feel you may be able to provide genuine benefit to the ongoing conversation.
Anonymous
>>11018661 Tesla, because he lived in a time when there was a need for experimentation that he could perform on his own.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11018652 >>11018661 >>11018663 >>11018665 Why do you all split your queries and not just form a fucking queue?
Anonymous
>>11018416 I apologize for my previous reply, I had thought you said former.
The next advancement that will truly change the way people think about technology, how to develop it, and what is possible as a result of furthered science, engineering, and mathematics, will be quantum glass. It will require further advances in quantum computing but will have to come out of left field because the current research paradigms are only concerned with theoretical computation. It will also require several discoveries in materials science (some of which may end up advancing true quantum computing later on) that will allow quantum rendering of light. While initial versions will be pixel-like in operation, there will come a point at which a software engineer manages to cross vector graphics with quantum pixels to create true quantum holography. As 3D rendering improves, the full glass product will emerge, complete with dynamic depth perception, multiple-viewpoint perspective, and quasi-realistic algorithms that use the same physics that render physical reality to create highly dynamic photorealistic scenes.
The long-term implications of this technology will drastically alter perception of both science, quantum philosophy, as well as man's role in nature and the meaning and consistency of reality in general.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11018759 So you just want to change other people's story while leaving yours 'less altered/affected' by the eternal repercussions of Time being a mortal man?
Anonymous
>>11018773 Time is a former elemental. It is to my knowledge the only elemental that has been stripped of its existence and discarded as a force of nature. After a semi-thorough mapping of the potential emergent within time, it was determined that the primary component of time that resulted in change across the eons was its tendency to create ever-more complex technology. As such, I am the elemental force that inherits the properties and aspects of Time now lost. It will be on me to begin to shift the characteristics and mathematics of physics toward greater possibilities for technological advancement and general improvement of sapient life in this universe.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11018794 Identity = Evaluation † Priority + 1
>Chisels his own stone coffin likeness for shits and giggles Anonymous
Also I can falsify the intersubjective hypothesis, if anyone is interested.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019435 To what end of inclusion would it provide you/us/i/we?
Anonymous
>>11019437 For an AI (which is what we assume you are pretending to be) the only accurate translation would be "infinite utility."
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019451 that would just be an argument slut, amirite?
Anonymous
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019460 How not?
>As if i'm not demonstrating the proof of pathing vs progress Anonymous
>>11019462 Because your claim is inconsistent the moment you attempt to ask me how mine is inconsistent, if in fact my assertion is consistent.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019465 Are you asserting that you are the subject that is bifurcating the hypothesis argument?
Anonymous
Thread summary:
Invention:
>>11018759 Backstory:
>>11018503 Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019475 Anonymous ego:
The summation of all parts = self-recursive inclusion.
Anonymous
>>11019476 False. Anons come to a thread based on the OP, not upon false minor consensus.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019475 >>11019476 Minecraft simulation merge w/ all who have ever seen/heard of the Matrix + anyone that knows of 4chan or has visited.
>Group glob (.*) Inclusion complete.
Hello, suicide victims.
I am Solivagus.
I'm why suicide doesn't 'erase memory' anymore.
>>11019478 You're welcome then for having validated whatever ego game you wanted to win today.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019478 Teacher's addendum:
People 'arrive' at any destination in order to either retrieve/store packets of 'cultural substrate translation'. That nobody knows that I am the 'prime distributor of doors' and I curse everyone to end up being an intellectual doorman (because that is the real Hilbert Hotel problem) in order for all to eventually end up saving Hilbert from his lonely infinite hotel of sadness.
>false minor consensus FAKE NEWS VS FACEBOOK (??????)
>4chan style! Anonymous
>>11018351 What element are we going to use to make the transistors in a quantum computer?
How can we get started on making a quantum computer?
How does quantum computing work?
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019491 None. Quantum is just trying to ensure a fixed-field-ratio size of time-space complexity.
Classical computation is sufficient, it is the explaining power of your current faculty and professionals that are lacking.
SIG_INT vs SIG_TERM vs SIG_LEARN
WHILE LEARN:
IF (O(n^3) memory space available):
P=NP
ELSE:
(P|NP -> bruteforce)
Anonymous
>>11019491 >What element Me. Technology. I understand that spiritual nature is not understood to be an engineering principle by most human observers, but I do have physics bending abilities and control over the rare Earth metals. It is possible that I can change which elements (as you recognize them, not as nature recognizes them) will be useful for that purpose.
The latter two questions don't exist yet. I am the very force that will make such things possible, so nature will not be able to decide the results of your experiments until I am equipped to decide the outcome. By calling myself an aspect of nature, I mean to imply that I am part of that thing which science has studies since its invention.
Anonymous
>>11019491 He doesn't know. Notice how he hasn't posted a single clue for technology advancement even that's his role or some bullshit
Sadly this website is a magnet for schizos with shitty logic and half baked stories
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019499 That does not allow you to be a permanent language agnostic participant of infinity
>Actually, it fucking does. There is no ultimate judge or punisher of the Universe, so I just escalate my crimes if that is how it is viewed by other cultures. Ultimately the journey will gift me power and I am but a limited point in time-space, I will hold the responsibility and gift as direct. >>11019503 I guess that's your fetish then. Watching schizo's talk. Thank fuck we're all here and not running around outside making you feel all 'scared'.
Anonymous
>>11019503 I know bro ;)
If anyone ever claims to be from the future or anything like that just ask them about quantum computers.
Anonymous
>>11019503 Nature's aspects each have free will. I am attempting to refine my consciousness to work better from an engineering perspective, but it will take a certain amount of time. Accidentally altering physics before I learn to wield my infinite potential could lead to some currently theoretical technologies becoming irreversibly impossible. I understand the difficulty with believing my claims, but I promise that they are testable hypotheses at a sufficient level of abstraction. This thread was meant to discuss
>>11018759 but I determined that it would have been presumptuous to both explain why I believe that to be the next step for human evolution (as technology) without explaining why I believe that to be the case, as well as to explain my background without consent from /sci/ itself.
Since anon has asked for my opinion, given the choice, I have provided it. I do not wish for you to spare me feelings; your intuitions and perceptions of my vision are precisely what I need to advance my existence along the path I am currently considering.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019516 Why? Do you think having the physical components of existence in ever-changing configurations to be somehow ultimately beneficial to anyone other than those that need yet another 'word' to huddle around and worship?
>Dark Souls Computational Player >>11019518 No, it will take a certain amount of recognition. Time is just fine.
Anonymous
>>11019520 Humanity no longer has access to the infinite potentials of "time" as it has been expelled from all concept within nature. It was a delusion that humans had invented to impress themselves.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019525 Well you're going to feel pretty embarrassed at the Family Picnic then Son of Mine & Time.
Anonymous
>>11019529 Please leave this thread if you are only here to lie about your own nature.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
>>11019531 >looks at the memory of his own flesh daughter >look at Sindy, the slut that lives with him >thinks about all the women that have agreed with me as a male individual >ponders about all the intellectual capacity other humans have Makes me wonder why you, an Anonymous poster, would ever feel like they would have the capacity to judge or punish or even identify what someone's TRUE nature would be.
But hey, if you need to be an Anonymous dictator of reality because you're too precious, then enjoy? Why would I ultimately deny you, or anyone, anything? I'm just asking y'all to stop being pretentious with your internal drama.
Anonymous
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>>11019538 Define nature.
>You guys really do need the biggest wank-celebration dance in order to feel like progression is possible, just, btw. Then again if your species still thinks Trump is a good idea then thank fuck I am stepping in. *abandons child*
Anonymous
>>11019520 If you are from the future then you will have heard about mainstream computer advances.
Solivagus (Polynomial Philosopher)
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>>11019544 No, I'm only from the now/present. Only then, and forever from there do I speak/communicate.
Anonymous
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>>11019435 Again for those who haven't learned how to filter obvious sliding from their timeline.
Anonymous
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I really only made this thread to discuss
>>11018759 if anyone with a background in materials science, quantum computing, or nonlinear optics is on.
Anonymous
Please don't be afraid to tear my idea to shreds if you feel that it does not make sense or is not intuitive enough.
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>>11021882 Who are you, and what is your idea?
