tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8879408274962166764.post7510726729677213..comments2009-12-31T21:31:04.781-08:00uploadahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00533378290905349092noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8879408274962166764.post-64860185954561071242009-12-31T21:31:04.781-08:002009-12-31T21:31:04.781-08:00Hey Akira,<br />tks again for that comment.<br />tks for the first one as well.<br /><br />I think you are right.<br /><br />Everything is rational even love is.<br />I mean at least from my perspective.<br />Love is a computational process where your brain and the brain of your lover share computational process, memory and information.<br />I mean this is very easy to do with electronics but with an electrochemical structure...it is much harder.<br />That&#39;s why we are not able yet to buy love with money, as you said.<br />Because it s not only about words, or visual or aural or tactile information.<br />It s also about the software inside the brain, what i call a brainware.<br />The problem is that we don&#39;t yet the OS of the brain.<br />We have to hack it first.<br />According to Kurzweil&#39;s view on the singularity, well it will take us 20 years from now.<br />In 2029, if the singularity happens, we would have achieved complete brain hacking and therefore achieved strong AI...and then you will be able to buy love...<br />Well much better in fact.<br />You ll be able to upload a brainware called &quot;love&quot;, version 2.4&quot; from the brainapp store of Apple....<br />For more information on computation, memetics and singularity, you can have a look at bunkersofa.com/wikiom/wiki<br />Looking forward to your insights on the online magazine (bunkersofism.com) and on the wiki as well, which is a way to build up and share knowledge.paskalamonikhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00533378290905349092noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8879408274962166764.post-655382704374249382009-12-30T10:41:38.407-08:002009-12-30T10:41:38.407-08:00I like this. Money is just a concept that gains value only as we are taught that it is exchangable for other pleasures. A child does not understand, or care about, the value of money. He must be taught, just as a computer. Create a program and place it in the child&#39;s mind. The little one learns, as taught through elders, that if there is a want (need) then money is a way to obtain it. Where the system fails is at those things that cannot be exchanged for any monetary value (love for example). This is why so many in America (and many post-modern civilizations) do not understand why love can not be obtained so easily. We&#39;re programmed that if you want something, get money to obtain it. When this does not work, what do we do? Where is the &quot;if, then&quot; statement? That is what needs to be programmed into new generations. Some succeed in doing this for their children, many do not. The system fails, happiness is not achieved, and we do not even know why. We were not programmed with that information. <br />Sorry if I took this into a tangent area. Just the thought that came to mind^^;<br />-Akira EverheartAnonymousnoreply@blogger.com