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saradina-info-blog on 09.07.2023 um 20:14 (UTC) |
| | If I had known before how nice cats are, I would never have hung out with people. | | | |
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Can a #UFO experience an #accident?
saradina-info-blog on 25.06.2023 um 10:19 (UTC) |
| | In recent times, dealing with the topic of UFOs has even reached official circles.
Some unidentified appearances are now considered as potential alien spaceships.
But it is still questionable which motivations extraterrestrials with such excellent technical abilities that they can master interstellar space flight, that they could have here on our rather backward earth with their spaceships (UFOs) should land.
Since the probability that these technically superior ones on our planet are looking for minerals, chemicals or slaves is very low, there is actually only one explanation.
The aliens never wanted to land on Earth, but their spaceship had an accident, a technical defect or similar.
Thus, the probability would be high that UFOs (if there should be such) do not land voluntarily and out of fascination and interest here on earth, but that it could simply be an emergency landing.
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#Accident of the ship #Titanic and the submarine Titan - similarities
saradina-info-blog on 25.06.2023 um 09:59 (UTC) |
| | The accident of the adventure submarine Titan is tragic and remarkable at the same time.
A provider of expensive adventure travel with thrills
offers wealthy customers an exciting submarine trip to the wreck of the legendary Titanic.
The submarine with which the adventure travel company, which wants to undertake adventure travel, is called "Titan".
The name is reminiscent of the legendary but unfortunate ship "Titanic" and may increase the thrill for the paying guests.
This submarine with which the entrepreneur wants to bring his paying guests on site is not controversial.
Some time ago, a technical employee of the company had raised technical concerns about the submarine and expressed his skepticism about its safety.
Instead of taking a closer look at the technical employee’s concerns and having a conversation with the technical employee, the critical employee was quickly dismissed by the company management.
The tragic end of the so-called adventure journey is well known:
The submarine with the name "Titan" imploded in the depths of the sea and all five occupants died tragically.
Among the dead was a nineteen-year-old young man who had his life ahead of him.
The trust in the submarine must have been very high with the operator, because he himself drove with the accident.
This trust is difficult to understand in retrospect, especially against the background of the previous warnings.
So - similar to the legendary ship Titanic - a large portion of overconfidence and arrogance is added, considering that the warning technician was dismissed after his criticism.
Arrogance and recklessness as risk factors?
Even with the legendary ship Titanic, there was a certain arrogance in the game, considering that the ship was considered (practically) unsinkable.
Shouldn’t that be a lesson?
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What happened before the Big Bang? #Forbidden #Questions?
saradina-info-blog on 28.05.2023 um 10:42 (UTC) |
| | The sudden change in the singularity that triggered the Big Bang is undisputed.
The question of what was before the Big Bang, however, is rather unpopular and the questioners are quickly presented as unwanted persons and they are told that the question of what was before the Big Bang is a stupid question.
It is interesting that it is apparently "forbidden, unwelcome" to ask this question.
Nevertheless, the question arises as to how or where did the definitely material structured singularity come from?
What material was pressed together in the singularity, where did the material that was pressed together come from?
How did it come to the operation where the material was pressed together.
One thing is clear, nothing comes from nothing and just such a massive material structure as the singularity from which the Big Bang had developed must have a material origin.
Conclusion: There are no stupid questions, there are only stupid answers.
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The rise of #AI and the entry into #utilitarianism
saradina-info-blog on 10.05.2023 um 08:19 (UTC) |
| | AI robots are based on artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence is based on programming, and programming is based on a 0 or 1 system.
This lapidary system has some conceptual affinity with utilitarianism. In utilitarianism, the formula is: Useful or not useful, which is similar to a 0 or 1 system.
Welcome to the machine!
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#Utilitarianism - an inhumane #pseudophilosophy
saradina-info-blog on 10.05.2023 um 08:10 (UTC) |
| | Utilitarianism places the concept of usefulness at the center of the discussion. The world and human life must meet the criteria of usefulness.
The world, the environment is useful and functional or it is not useful and does not work.
A world an environment that does not work and is not useful must either be made suitable or eliminated.
A person is useful and works or he is not useful and does not work.
A person who is not useful and does not work must either be made suitable or ??? becomes superfluous at least.
Utilitarianism is a sober worldview, and its only value in this system is utility, utility.
But what is benefit and who determines the benefit?
And who determines what is useful? This is where the concept of "interpretive authority" comes into play.
The term "interpretation authority" consists of two words:
1 Interpretation
2 authority.
This combination of words implies the determination of utility and usefulness in the system of utilitarianism that the interpretation of what is to be considered "useful" is incumbent upon those who have social authority.
Who generally has the most authority in society?
Politician and super oak. So in applied utilitarianism there is a danger that politicians and super-rich determine what is useful and useful.
Cui bono?
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