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| Cynthia
Bridgitte Fitzgerald Suppose there is constant danger to be lound in our pursuit, with scientific and technical models, of that which we refer fo as our 'potential.' In which case, it is only those who accept and acknowledge their own imperilment who are qualified to talk of the hidden potential of the electrospfere as if it were a wondrous dream or somewhat utopian. The coming world to which all shall presently proceed-yet, it is at this time still a domain composed of alien perceptions and feelings, where all is completely new, of which no one has yet experienced. If you insist that this place truly exists, then I would really like to know about it , to see it, to feel it. Thet's right. Even if the cost would be to endanger my body, I don't mind at all. Think about it. It is actually this flesh, necessary for us to live, that has imposed constraints on an existence so steeped in mystery as the soul and psyche. Have you never felt this? What I want is the ability to prise open the door to this new world. That and nothing else. シンシア・ブリジッド・フィッツジェラルド |
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| Simon
Orestes Cohen How about it then? Shall we start by taking a look here at, say, our human history, and see where it takes us? Ah, I remember now. At the time when politics still held sway, computer technology was nothing more than a human tool. Then, in our imaginary world-of SF novels, movies, computer games and the like-we gave our machines, our computers, personalities, believing that one day the fantastic-robots and cyborgs-would become a reality. But, you see, that idea was fundamentally wrong. God is the only one to whom the power of creating life from nothing is allowed. That's the way this world has been created. However, not in that way, but if we humans were to become the machines or computers, then there's quite a possibility, don't you agree? I know you do. This extreme world takes that which forms a human brain, the personality, and converts it without alteration into numerical data, which is then duplicated on a computer. Basically it's a direct brain transplant to the electrosphere. This is the research to which I have dedicated my life-it is my hope. Now then, I'm going to make it plain and clear here:this isn't one of those wild stories that our forefathers clamoured about. It looks like the coming age will be on our side. I'm sure that YOU will have need of me again soon. I look forward to that time. Well, then. I'll be seeing you. Have a nice day. サイモン・オレステス・コーエン |