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[–] emperorbma 4 points

All the things implemented by the most advanced computers seem to have correlates in brain architecture. The difficult part is getting them to be mapped and integrate automatically with the knowledge systems. It's hard to conceive how to marshal that existing infrastructure. Partly because we don't know what's there. Partly because even if we do, we need to develop some kind of neural path for use in our mental operations. There's a trick there and it's been hidden somehow. Somehow I don't think this limit is all the Kayeen's fault though. It seems to be a part of the stochastic "probability matrix" from which life arises which is inherent in the evolution process itself.

[–] fieldlilly 1 points

I think that the neural links to technology that Facebook and other tech giants are trying to develop are designed to keep us from developing the links in our brains that would make the software/tech obsolete or unnecessary.

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 2 points

Wouldn't it be funny if instead it inspires the brain to develop those networks instead?

[–] emperorbma 3 points

Kayeen stuff appears to lure into relying on the tech for answers. I think RD said "silicon life" tends to be somewhat parasitic. The trick here is to use tech wisely so you don't get to a point you can't use your own mind.

[–] reptiliandude Reptilian 3 points

...In places where they must survive due to changes caused by an influx of oxygen.

[–] Firstladytree 2 points

There are only two types of “things” on this planet

Things that take in oxygen and things that make it.. right?

Since DMT causes the tech to stop working (example: baptism and near death)
And DMT is made in the lungs ... maybe changes caused by an influx of oxygen has something to do with DMT, the lungs and the tech not working ?

“It looks as if there's a significant time interval between the appearance of oxygen-producing organisms and the actual oxygenation of the atmosphere."

Care to explain??

ET May Be a Microbe: Life Thrives Deep Below Sunlit Surface
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/et-may-be-a-microbe-life/

"We estimate their doubling time at 45 to 300 years, which represents a very slow microbial activity when compared with surface environments." Nevertheless, such slow, steady, shielded organisms may represent a hardy life form that could equally well persist deep beneath the surface of other worlds, such as Mars or Europa. "It is possible," Lin adds, "that communities like this can sustain themselves indefinitely, given enough input from geological processes."

https://imgur.com/gallery/nHO56

[–] thatfuckingclawhurts 1 points

you might have covered this already but im semi new here, do the reptilians really shapeshift or use technology to cloak themselves and look more human? or is that bullshit

[–] ACuriousHumanBeing 2 points

I doubt they have the power to truly hide it. Maybe they think they can, but they don't control the universe, much to their chagrin.

Doubtless we'll find it and evolve, as all species do. Such is the river of god, running even through a desert.

We'll find...eventually. And evolve as is our, dare I say, godly right.

[–] DestinyAcension 3 points

https://youtu.be/8yfcwY2xLGE