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Modelling The World, You Are A Navigator, New World, Explorer
Posted by
jonano
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04 December 2007
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Mathematics
Modelling the world digitally could be very good since that information could be stored in molecular computers.
Modelling from quarks (the very small) to galaxies (the very big) could be interesting.
Simulation as a technology can become interesting since we could know what would happen.
A simulation from everythings would give us the opportunity to know the future.
But what would be good with modelling is to allow us to build anything useful for us, biological specimens. AutoCad is a nice example but there are some limitations. The Molecular AutoCad would be great because it would allow us to build anything from a box. It would be a revolution in a box. Molecular Manufaturing will be very useful in a space mission.
Since matter, and measurements, mathematics and physics can infinitely go smaller and more complex, we could never realize a perfect simulation and then predict the real future.
If you become a navigator like Christopher Columbus, but in space for example, you would need to have several complex tools (in case you discover another civilization like the Inca or ancients civilization). But first you would need to have a perfect knowledge of ethics, to understand the language of the universe, mathematics, to be immortal, such as you dont get killed by the new world.
When you will decide, following suggested protocols, to show your existence to the new civilization, they might think several stuffs, such as that you are a god or worse an ennemy. It's up to you how you will treat them and how long you will stay with them. You will have several possibilities, you could show them how to fight aging or cease pains or learn them internet or mathematics. The best would be to give them immortality and then leave the area.
--Jon
Modelling from quarks (the very small) to galaxies (the very big) could be interesting.
Simulation as a technology can become interesting since we could know what would happen.
A simulation from everythings would give us the opportunity to know the future.
But what would be good with modelling is to allow us to build anything useful for us, biological specimens. AutoCad is a nice example but there are some limitations. The Molecular AutoCad would be great because it would allow us to build anything from a box. It would be a revolution in a box. Molecular Manufaturing will be very useful in a space mission.
Since matter, and measurements, mathematics and physics can infinitely go smaller and more complex, we could never realize a perfect simulation and then predict the real future.
If you become a navigator like Christopher Columbus, but in space for example, you would need to have several complex tools (in case you discover another civilization like the Inca or ancients civilization). But first you would need to have a perfect knowledge of ethics, to understand the language of the universe, mathematics, to be immortal, such as you dont get killed by the new world.
When you will decide, following suggested protocols, to show your existence to the new civilization, they might think several stuffs, such as that you are a god or worse an ennemy. It's up to you how you will treat them and how long you will stay with them. You will have several possibilities, you could show them how to fight aging or cease pains or learn them internet or mathematics. The best would be to give them immortality and then leave the area.
--Jon
