Origin of Harada - discussion

[ManofTheAtom]

[worldsbestcomics]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

[ManofTheAtom]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

Doesn't the human brain contain an electrical charge that keeps it alive?

or something like that.

[myron]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

[myron]

[X-O HoboJoe]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

[myron]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

[X-O HoboJoe]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

[myron]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

[cjv]

What I am arguing about is someone retaining their consciousness, the ability to think, while in that state. That someone who is somehow transformed into energy can suddenly control themselves in that form, or that they can suddenly control all forms of energy.

Chris

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

[cjv]

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow.

Except that the brain isn't JUST energy. It is also neurons. The energy is transmitted between the cells, so presumably "thought" and "consciousnes" involve those cell to some degree.

The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

[myron]

We do know that the brain does its work with energy. How that ties into "consciousness" or self-awareness is not known and so it is fair to speculate that consciousness could tie into energy somehow. The question of control is a separate issue. Even if self-aware, how could a being of pure energy interact with the rest of the universe? Since such a being is purely speculative, you can't really say what the capacities of such a being would, or would not, be.

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

[X-O HoboJoe]

same way a quantum computer works...

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

[ManofTheAtom]

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

I want a computer like the one in Weird Science.

[greg]

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

I want a computer like the one in Weird Science.

It ain't gonna happen, so you can take the bra off your head now.

[ManofTheAtom]

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

I want a computer like the one in Weird Science.

It ain't gonna happen, so you can take the bra off your head now.

[X-O HoboJoe]

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

I want a computer like the one in Weird Science.

It ain't gonna happen, so you can take the bra off your head now.

Dammit, MOTA, I told you to turn the webcam off while we try this . . .

WTF is this missle doing in here?

"Beeches cain't hold they smoke. Dats whaitis."

[ManofTheAtom]

Dammit, MOTA, I told you to turn the webcam off while we try this . . .

WTF is this missle doing in here?

"Beeches cain't hold they smoke. Dats whaitis."

You shouldn't use the computer without the ceremonial bra on your head.

[X-O HoboJoe]

Dammit, MOTA, I told you to turn the webcam off while we try this . . .

WTF is this missle doing in here?

"Beeches cain't hold they smoke. Dats whaitis."

You shouldn't use the computer without the ceremonial bra on your head.

Who forgot to connect the doll?

[ManofTheAtom]

Dammit, MOTA, I told you to turn the webcam off while we try this . . .

WTF is this missle doing in here?

"Beeches cain't hold they smoke. Dats whaitis."

You shouldn't use the computer without the ceremonial bra on your head.

Who forgot to connect the doll?

I didn't forget. I just thought that using an anatomically INcorrect doll was a bad idea. You were just too impatient and couldn't wait till I hooked the good doll.

[cjv]

Explain!

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

Isn't that Homo sapiens?

Chris

[X-O HoboJoe]

Dammit, MOTA, I told you to turn the webcam off while we try this . . .

WTF is this missle doing in here?

"Beeches cain't hold they smoke. Dats whaitis."

You shouldn't use the computer without the ceremonial bra on your head.

Who forgot to connect the doll?

I didn't forget. I just thought that using an anatomically INcorrect doll was a bad idea. You were just too impatient and couldn't wait till I hooked the good doll.

We were using a Michael Jackson doll?

[X-O HoboJoe]

smart as@...basically instead of following the classical laws of mechanics and using bit operators of 0 and 1 and each bit is physically active somewhere in the computer...a quantum computer uses qubits which can rest in a state of 0, 1 or both simultaneausly...allowing for many things to be happening at the same instant...rather than at different instances...

maybe Chiclo can explain more...

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

Isn't that Homo sapiens?

Chris

Pretty much anything with genes?

[cjv]

I think I like the Dilbert explaination.

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

Isn't that Homo sapiens?

Chris

Pretty much anything with genes?

Well, some may be an Tandy and some may be a dual core PC.

Chris

[X-O HoboJoe]

I at least understood the Dilbert explanation more.

In a quantum computer, because of the additional state, it is much more powerful since it can add a third level of operating power, right? (in theory? or has this actually been applied?)

Chris

I THINK it's been applied....

Screw Binary, I want a DNA computer.

Isn't that Homo sapiens?

Chris

Pretty much anything with genes?

Well, some may be an Tandy and some may be a dual core PC.

Chris

It's all about the hard-drive, baby!