Man explains how quantum computers work / how they exploit parallel universes / will lead to AI

DataBreach said:
Okay, but the people I listed are concerned that AI will be a lot more than computers processing information. They are afraid the machine will become self aware and that it can do a much better job than mankind and decided to weed us out. You explain it is easy to put in hard programming but professionals much more advanced that you or me in this field are still very concerned.

I have been called to Interpret the Bible and to handle sensitive revelation and use it to minister to the Church and witness to the earth.

It's not a personal revelation. The Bible only has one true interpretation and I am very accurate to interpreting it and giving it away for free. That "free" part makes me the real deal separate from being the guy who decoded it. I wrote the book in 2013. No one has debunked it yet and no one will.

In short, the Bible has accurately identified all of this end times technology and I have interpreted it's revelation in my book for the layman to read and understand. I do this so people will consider it and when what I said in my book happens, they'll need to give credit to where it it due, the Bible.
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I am concerned as well. I just the opportunities for good outweigh the probabilities of catastrophe. It's ultimately a risk equation for me. The people on your list can have their judgments, a lot of equally smart people will feel differently, and it's up to each of us to apply our own judgments.

So you are a minister. I just want to get that out there for the record. Your work is not scientific in nature, but rather, in interpreting holy texts and communicating to people. That is a fundamentally different skillset that a computer scientist.

You sound like you have quite a bit of pride. You wrote the book? The book on what? The book about the book (the Bible)? I honestly think that's where you argument comes from. Pride is keeping you from maintaining an open mind, and you believe in your own thought process to the point of rationalization. Reread your post. It's all about how you have it all figured out, how you are so smart and will explain things to all the dumb people who just don't understand, and about how you claim to have it all figured out (so I guess you have omniscience? That's probably pretty helpful when you play the lotto...). That's pride if I ever saw it.

Maybe this experiment in computer science will work out well, and maybe it won't. But as someone who has a Masters Degree in computers, the academically-trained engineer in me wants to find out for myself through controlled experimentation. A guy who believes only in his own thoughts prophesizing that "the end is near" isn't really contributing to the discussion. If God wants to wipe us out with AI, then so be it. Who am I to stop him? After all, he's God, so he can do whatever he wants to whenever he wants to. There's not a damn thing I can do about that. However, probably, things are going to work out in a relatively reasonable manner, and more problems will ultimately be solved through continued human ingenuity. I think AI is an important tool in helping us take those next steps.
 
sub_thug said:
So you are a minister. I just want to get that out there for the record. Your work is not scientific in nature, but rather, in interpreting holy texts and communicating to people. That is a fundamentally different skillset that a computer scientist.
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Well, I do understand enough about computers to understand how they operate. The fact the top scientists with the skillset your require are afraid of future AI is telling.

sub_thug said:
You sound like you have quite a bit of pride. You wrote the book? The book on what? The book about the book (the Bible)? I honestly think that's where you argument comes from. Pride is keeping you from maintaining an open mind, and you believe in your own thought process to the point of rationalization. Reread your post. It's all about how you have it all figured out, how you are so smart and will explain things to all the dumb people who just don't understand, and about how you claim to have it all figured out (so I guess you have omniscience? That's probably pretty helpful when you play the lotto...). That's pride if I ever saw it.
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As usual a guy who doesn't know a thing about God or the Bible thinks they know a lot, enough to make broad general sweeping assumptions. Smells like pride to me. I bet I know a lot more about technology then you know about the spiritual. But that's another topic for another time.

You have it wrong. My calling makes me a servant, or a disciple if you will. I also do not like my calling, i do so out of obedience. God told me to write the book. So it's not pride you're hearing, more like a burdened relationship. But go study a book for 18 years, write and book for free and get back to me. It's a determined soul you are hearing who is tired of games and nonsense. A lot is required of me so forgive me if you hear some base in my voice.

sub_thug said:
Maybe this experiment in computer science will work out well, and maybe it won't. But as someone who has a Masters Degree in computers, the academically-trained engineer in me wants to find out for myself through controlled experimentation. A guy who believes only in his own thoughts prophesizing that "the end is near" isn't really contributing to the discussion. If God wants to wipe us out with AI, then so be it. Who am I to stop him? After all, he's God, so he can do whatever he wants to whenever he wants to. There's not a damn thing I can do about that. However, probably, things are going to work out in a relatively reasonable manner, and more problems will ultimately be solved through continued human ingenuity. I think AI is an important tool in helping us take those next steps.
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God isn't going to wipe out the world with AI. AI will be a strong delusion (lie) just as I pointed out in my first post. God wants mankind saved and he sent his Son to do it. I am one of the few powerful ministers in this end times who will try and reason with humanity. My book will be a large part of that reasoning. If mankind rejects what God shows them, via my book but possibility other powerful voices, they'll only have the alternative.

Mankind by and large will choose to serve the technical system rather than the spiritual system. It will be their loss because what they choose to serve will be their downfall.
 
DataBreach said:
Well, I do understand enough about computers to understand how they operate. The fact the top scientists with the skillset your require are afraid of future AI is telling.

As usual a guy who doesn't know a thing about God or the Bible thinks they know a lot, enough to make broad general sweeping assumptions. Smells like pride to me. I bet I know a lot more about technology then you know about the spiritual. But that's another topic for another time.

You have it wrong. My calling makes me a servant, or a disciple if you will. I also do not like my calling, i do so out of obedience. God told me to write the book. So it's not pride you're hearing, more like a burdened relationship. But go study a book for 18 years, write and book for free and get back to me. It's a determined soul you are hearing who is tired of games and nonsense. A lot is required of me so forgive me if you hear some base in my voice.

God isn't going to wipe out the world with AI. AI will be a strong delusion (lie) just as I pointed out in my first post. God wants mankind saved and he sent his Son to do it. I am one of the few powerful ministers in this end times who will try and reason with humanity. My book will be a large part of that reasoning. If mankind rejects what God shows them, via my book but possibility other powerful voices, they'll only have the alternative.

Mankind by and large will choose to serve the technical system rather than the spiritual system. It will be their loss because what they choose to serve will be their downfall.
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I have already addressed the fact that they have some valid concerns, but it is not enough to dissuade the vast preponderance of computer scientists from pursuing AI because they see its value.

I'm a Christian, but I don't need a self-appointed cleric to tell me what to think about spirituality. This is one of my fundamental problems with these fanatics in the Muslim faith. They wrap themselves in extremism and call it piety.

"I do not like my calling." "A lot is required of me." "I am one of the few powerful ministers in the end times who will try and reason with humanity." Are you hearing yourself? Your arrogance has become overwhelming. You're not a prophet; this is the talk of a nutcase. You've actually yet to demonstrate the fact that you've even written a book because you won't say what it is. You also avoided my questions about what you did for a living for at least 5 posts, so I'm starting to think your whole claim to ethos is actually just a fairytale you've concocted to make yourself feel important.

While you go on and on about how important and powerful you are, there are people who are using their minds to try and create tools that are going to assist in solving the world's problems. Those tools, coupled with the subject matter experts in other fields of science, math, engineering, medicine, and public policy, are going to help make the world a better place for all mankind. For the first time in human existence, we have problems relating to too much instead of too little. Consider that for a moment. Really think on it. The only reason you have a platform today is because of technologists who have created the set of circumstances where you have a roof over your head, food stored in your refrigerator, access to the entire planet via electrons moving wirelessly around the world, and just about everything else that you are taking for granted while you consider your own importance in the universe. Learn some damn humility.
 
sub_thug said:
I have already addressed the fact that they have some valid concerns, but it is not enough to dissuade the vast preponderance of computer scientists from pursuing AI because they see its value.

I'm a Christian, but I don't need a self-appointed cleric to tell me what to think about spirituality. This is one of my fundamental problems with these fanatics in the Muslim faith. They wrap themselves in extremism and call it piety.

"I do not like my calling." "A lot is required of me." "I am one of the few powerful ministers in the end times who will try and reason with humanity." Are you hearing yourself? Your arrogance has become overwhelming. You're not a prophet; this is the talk of a nutcase. You've actually yet to demonstrate the fact that you've even written a book because you won't say what it is. You also avoided my questions about what you did for a living for at least 5 posts, so I'm starting to think your whole claim to ethos is actually just a fairytale you've concocted to make yourself feel important.

While you go on and on about how important and powerful you are, there are people who are using their minds to try and create tools that are going to assist in solving the world's problems. Those tools, coupled with the subject matter experts in other fields of science, math, engineering, medicine, and public policy, are going to help make the world a better place for all mankind. For the first time in human existence, we have problems relating to too much instead of too little. Consider that for a moment. Really think on it. The only reason you have a platform today is because of technologists who have created the set of circumstances where you have a roof over your head, food stored in your refrigerator, access to the entire planet via electrons moving wirelessly around the world, and just about everything else that you are taking for granted while you consider your own importance in the universe. Learn some damn humility.
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LOL. I don't share my identity on here and that's as straightforward as it gets (common sense you lack). Many have found my book online and have thanked me for it. Others have stolen the contents because it's valuable and very truthful. I don't hide, I just don't let everyone on here know of my identity because I would get trolled to oblivion. If you can't see or understand that, I suggest you drop your science books and live in the real world awhile.

You call yourself a Christian yet compare me with Muslim extremist? Lol who do you value as a Christian? Joel Osteen? Do yourself a favor and actually read your Bible. God has always called the base and broken of the generation not those who look good on TV. Also, your accusations against me don't hold water. I am neither prideful or extreme. I am absolutely faithful and obedient. You would say the same if John the Baptist was at some ocean doing the same work he did 2000 years ago.

You'd be like, "Hey John, quit exalting yourself. Go sit in church and learn from a pastor with a degree. God didn't call you! You're a nutcase if you think God speaks to you."

Many have said if Elijah showed up today and walked into a church building he would get thrown out.

And before you say, "...but...but...but, you're not John the Baptist or Elijah!"

I serve the same God so that point is moot.

The sad truth is many of the real who exist today are rejected just like it was in Jesus time.

And the only prideful one in here is you. I said I would answer questions on here and the only questions you have asked me is what do I do for a living?

Ask me real questions about the topic at hand or anything about the Bible in accordance with the topic and I will answer if I can.

Maybe you don't ask because you won't like my answers. Maybe they'll challenge your worldview a bit too much? Lol.
 
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DataBreach said:
As usual a guy who doesn't know a thing about God or the Bible thinks they know a lot, enough to make broad general sweeping assumptions. Smells like pride to me. I bet I know a lot more about technology then you know about the spiritual. But that's another topic for another time.
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DataBreach said:
LOL. I don't share my identity on here and that's as straightforward as it gets (common sense you lack). Many have found my book online and have thanked me for it. Others have stolen the contents because it's valuable and very truthful. I don't hide, I just don't let everyone on here know of my identity because I would get trolled to oblivion. If you can't see or understand that, I suggest you drop your science books and live in the real world awhile.

You call yourself a Christian yet compare me with Muslim extremist? Lol who do you value as a Christian? Joel Osteen? Do yourself a favor and actually read your Bible. God has always called the base and broken of the generation not those who look good on TV. Also, your accusations against me don't hold water. I am neither prideful or extreme. I am absolutely faithful and obedient. You would say the same if John the Baptist was at some ocean doing the same work he did 2000 years ago.

You'd be like, "Hey John, quit exalting yourself. Go sit in church and learn from a pastor with a degree. God didn't call you! You're a nutcase if you think God speaks to you."

Many have said if Elijah showed up today and walked into a church building he would get thrown out.

And before you say, "...but...but...but, you're not John the Baptist or Elijah!"

I serve the same God so that point is moot.

The sad truth is many of the real who exist today are rejected just like it was in Jesus time.

And the only prideful one in here is you. I said I would answer questions on here and the only questions you have asked me is what do I do for a living?

Ask me real questions about the topic at hand or anything about the Bible in accordance with the topic and I will answer if I can.

Maybe you don't ask because you won't like my answers. Maybe they'll challenge your worldview a bit too much? Lol.
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DataBreach said:
Lol. A guy can't judge and accuse with broad strokes and not expect some back.

Don't judge critically the guy who finishes the fight, judge critically the guy who started it.
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You can't even fight your way through a sentence....
 
@Skov Unfortunately, I don't think I was being trolled. Dude just has a few screws loose.
 
DataBreach said:
If the industrial revolution became the platform to eventually offer mankind the ability to build computers, was it a wise idea?

I believe time will demonstrate that answer is no.
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So we've a religious nut claiming the industrial revolution wasn't a good idea?

Sherdog never disappoints.
 
as long as AI dont want to wipe out or enslave us them im all for them being part of society maybe even rule us because lets be real here, have we been doing a great job with that?
 
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