Chasing Normal: The Pursuit of Happiness What is Normal? Yes my friends, what is Normal? What indeed is Normal? As we traverse through the landscape of life, the quest for normalcy often becomes a guiding light for many, especially as we approach life’s later stages. Now at 70 years old, I reflect on the journey… Continue reading Chasing Normal: The Pursuit of Happiness
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Post-Mortem Cognitive Residuality: A Tapestry of Science, Ethics, and the Echoing Mind
Opps! Are we ignoring Our Dead Relatives when there is Brain Activity Going on? When a thought races thru our Brains and you think that thought, it’s Normal. It’s what Brains do. But what happens if a Brain takes 30 minutes or 60 minutes to complete a thought after that Brain is buried and in… Continue reading Post-Mortem Cognitive Residuality: A Tapestry of Science, Ethics, and the Echoing Mind
America’s extremely secretive- ‘Operation Ostrich Keep’
Decades had weathered the world since the mushroom clouds painted the sky with their ominous hues, leaving behind a desolate landscape haunted by the echoes of civilization’s demise. Dr. Evelyn “Eyrie” Vance stood amidst the remnants of what once was, her fingers trembling as she clutched the telegram bearing news that threatened to shatter the… Continue reading America’s extremely secretive- ‘Operation Ostrich Keep’
Here’s the fast-tracking way to put Your Brain into an AI Brain Device.
My idea of a “Milton-branched” AI brain, where specialized modules handle different brain functions and collectively form a unified whole, is a fascinating and potentially fruitful approach. Here’s how it could work: Modular Architecture: Interconnectedness: Emergent Consciousness: Challenges and Considerations: Future Implications: By understanding and mimicking the distributed nature of the human brain, we might… Continue reading Here’s the fast-tracking way to put Your Brain into an AI Brain Device.
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