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I want something similar but fits inside the wall between the joists and contains battery charging systems (and batteries) to be powered by intermittent power sources
#2 scenarios including education and the legal and financial barriers. #1 and #2 are not going to happen but we can vote, advocate, and model towards such a society. #3 is what I term anarchy. Make ways for people to, on an individual basis, be free from the need of money, food, energy, protection. Part of that is providing assistance in those things for those unable to achieve independence from needing those things. To achieve a society lacking in aggression, achieving a society lacking in needs is the most important step
What do we, as a society fear? War is nasty but we still engage in war. Hopefully only to prevent war but I suspect big industry like oil may be involved. Terrorism requires weapons of mass destruction but they can still be simple bombs placed in high profile locations (eg Boston marathon). Some nutcase with automatic weapons is also a potential fear. All of these are nothing compared to a country's government turning on its people (even if it is a small part of that citizenship). Again, weapons are needed but they can be economic weapons such as Hitler nationalizing the monetary system or Stalin starving out the farmers who were trying to profit from their labors. The new big fear is artificial intelligence destroying communication or power systems or bringing down transportation systems. 2001: A Space Odyssey is a film (and book) with an artificial intelligence program that controls a space station and uses its newfound self awareness as a justifiable reason to murder a human that planned to reboot the computer system. The heart of all these fears is where many people are controlled by a few in some way. The three ways to deal with this scenario are 1) train ALL people to love and respect others 2) remove ALL opportunities to control people in large numbers 3) provide opportunities for people to opt out of
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Alcoholism
Anticonvulsant drugs
Atherosclerosis
Autoimmune disorders
Beta-alanine ingestion
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Dehydration
Diabetes
Fabry disease
Fibromyalgia (FMS)
Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)
Heavy metal poisoning
Herniated disc
Herpes zoster (shingles)
Hyperventilation
Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)
Hypoparathyroidism
Hypothyroidism
Immune deficiency
Lidocaine poisoning
Lomotil (drug)
Lupus erythematosus
Lyme disease
Malnutrition
Menopause
Metabolic disorders
Migraines
Motor neuron diseases
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Nerve irritation
Neurological disorders
Nitrous oxide exposure (long term)
Obdormition
Peripheral neuropathy
Radiation poisoning
Radiculopathy
Sciatica
SSRI withdrawal
Transient ischemic attack (TIA)
Vitamin B12 deficiency
Vitamin B5 deficiency
Whiplash
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2) IRC/jabber web bot and mobile interface
3) anthro stick-man animation generator and interface with GL graphics engine
4) interface micro computer for input hardware to be used to send control info for 3D computer characters
5) web comic image generator (uses #3 and text balloon software that exists)
6) initial roving AI design (programming that can move between networked computers within a virtual OS)
note that these are progressively more complex projects so the level of development will vary accordingly
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2) computer programming (see my next post for details)
3) music theory for when I return to university in music/film arts co-degree
4) biochemistry and food science for when I return to university as statistics/biochemistry science co-degree
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- an xml markup language and interfaces for creating web pages that store meaning rather than a specific language so an accurate text can be created in any language using a browser plugin.
- automatic methods of creating scenes and body positions (in terms of 2d image of 3d space) and extend that to creating animated scenes (but can start with web comics).
- controlling 3d animated characters using various live manipulation methods including "waldo" puppet-like controllers, motion capture of humans, animals, filmed characters, and computer programming
- instructions (books, videos, computer and phone programs) on energy self-sufficient and/or disaster-proof buildings using local and low-tech materials.
- artificial intelligence programs that can move between physical operating systems using a virtual operating system around them with the purpose of translation between those at the physical locations
- communication with animals via computers and train them using equipment and software rather than one-on-one methods
- user-made entertainment and crowd-sourced story content to make unique animated shows everytime it is viewed and it being created on the users computing device.
Regina Technology Community is a non-profit group that hosts monthly events (with free food) that are usually somebody presenting a computer or electronics technology. Yesterday was on a group of methods to program graphs. This includes graphs incorporated into internet pages and rendered by the browser or server computers from available data (which could be live-sourced). Even though it is a rather primitive bit of code, it can be immediately implemented in most of my above-listed goals.
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