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...nd on the other hand business, creeping along the ground (smoothly like a machine or slovenly and organically), are separated from one another. But... ... the leaders have now only the semblance of control over the madly racing machines. And in this moment, as you speak, you can hear as I. do that th... ...od while men imagine they see a structure moving where for a long time a machine has been whirling. . The matter is indeed not to be helped by the ... ... taken as though in a reality. He sees the beings around him, indeed, as machines, capable of various achievements, which must be taken into accou...

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...hen it receives the light it works properly. This can be likened to a man-made machine that operates on electricity. The machine will not work unless ... ... is plugged intotheelectricalsource,buttheresultofitsworkdependson the way the machine itself is made." In the spiritual world, all laws and desires a...

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...one can we obtain light or make our household appliances and all the other machines that we need work. Our quality of life is based on the ability t...

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...HE POWER IN YOU 58 tinuously overtaxed. No one has been able to create a machine to equal the human heart and I venture to say no one ever will. S...

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...r a thing, I feel bad, but all that doesn’t matter. I study like an automatic machine, but I do.” PA RT F O U R : P RO P E R S T U DY 281 This effor...

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...880, and Jack Baker is a young, driven student at Harvard University for Engineers. In this America, industry depends on "Creation" magic rather than machines, and most engineers are train repairmen, not inventors like Jack. Even his Creationist friend Clare thinks Jack's genius is going to waste at Harvard. There is one man who knows how to put Jack to use, howeve...

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...pes still set 80 percent of the world’s text, most of those once-wondrous machines were junked before 2000. 19. Free Self-Learning Laboratories. ... ...xperiences with Gutenberg typography and Mergenthaler‘s wondrous Linotype machine, which allowed for the unprecedented expansion of publishing in t... ...t off, working in a university print shop that made textbooks with offset machines and a new variety of mimeograph that duplicated the original to m... ...ften sent me into composing rooms filled with those towering, typesetting machines‘ clickety-clacks and the acrid odors from their melting pots of m... ...is Khan To instill fear in his enemies, Genghis Khan created a propaganda machine that consistently inflated the number of people his warriors kille... ...and cities. Captured engineers directed the building and testing of siege machines which then would be disassembled and carried by horses to battle ... ...ellectual culture. She stresses that pioneer print shops—with their new machines and mechanics trained to operate them—served as:  Gathering p... ...780s that Frenchmen in Blanc‘s workshop turned out metal musket parts on a machine. Whitney didn‘t win his legendary patent for interchangeable gun p... ...un parts until 1794. Print shops also pioneered the revolutionary use of machinery to maximize employee productivity. In that same capitalistic ve...

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... buzz amidst “10,000 walking, talking computer freaks.” 2 The Apple II was a machine for hobbyists who did not want to fuss with soldering irons: all ... ...tions. But the hurdle was not high. Some owners were inspired to program the machines themselves, but true beginners simply could load up software wri... ...lc, the world’s first spreadsheet program—sales of the ungainly but very cool machine took off dramatically. 3 An Apple running VisiCalc helped to convi... ...sses began to plan on selling software. Jobs (and Apple) had no clue how the machine would be used. They had their hunches, but, fortunately for them,... ... then delivered on the threat) to transform the iPhone into an iBrick. 5 The machine was not to be generative beyond the in- novations that Apple (and... ...a fundamental dilemma: as long as people control the code that runs on their machines, they can make mistakes and be tricked into running dangerous co... ...ommercial (as compared to academic) computing assumed that the vendor of the machinery would provide most or all of its program- ming. The PC of the 1... ... it out at a rate of one thousand dollars per year for each of the first fifty machines. In exchange, he was wholly responsible for making sure the mach... ... seven years required for the 1880 Census. Hollerith’s eponymous Tabulating Machine Company soon expanded to other governments’ censuses, and then to...

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... You can see how the dynamic of expanding 3-dimensional space works in bubble machines at amusement parks. The closer the bubbles are to the solid ... ...use this is how the entire Universe is organized and structured. The digital machine knowledge of 1 and 0 cannot explain a damned thing because it ... ...anic living creatures cannot be explained by 2-dimensional 0’s and 1’s. Dead machines will never become organically aware and they will never becom... ...they will never become organically intelligent. The point is: we do not need machines to understand the origins of our Universe. We owe it to ours... ... on the Totality of 12, in the TV series called: Star Gate. The series has a machine that is round and has 12 numbers around an THE PATH OF SPLITN... ... on the Totality of 12, in the TV series called: Star Gate. The series has a machine that is round and has 12 numbers around an THE PATH OF SPLITN... ...THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Three: Hominids 172 What is a tool or a machine? A tool or a machine is a dead thing that does a repetitive mo... ...s a dead thing that does a repetitive motion or function. The first tools or machines were the first limbs, the first shells that developed outer li... ...veloped outer limbs that moved repetitively. First using an outer shell as a machine-tool for motion, and then inner bones. Both the shell and the...

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...was thought, fact. Fabricated stories of escape, death and injury fed the machine of terror. Clansmen regularly gathered at night on common ground, c... ...ectedly, Alex stepped away from the wall and opened fire on the disorderly machines, coming towards them. Her team followed suit. Their pellets rippe... ...ange modes. This enabled her to confront the situation as a Techtronic, a machine void of emotion and stimulation. Having saved his life, she had tak... ...d been hopeful of making Alex his partner. Having expressed his love to a machine, he now felt sick to the stomach, especially as he'd so badly wante... ...d's eyes, suspecting he was not the first to have fallen in love with the machine. Her creators had to have known that her looks 81 and personality ... ...g this, David thought them pathetic in their attitudes towards a lifeless machine. It ground on his nerves that they hadn't just picked the thing up... ...ht amusing and ducked down to hook up all the clear plastic tubes to the machines. Leaning forward, Gabriel watched the doctor work for a moment. S... ...t go away, a reminder of what he loved and lost. They could refer to this machine as Alex all they liked, but he couldn't bring himself to associate... ...e boy's hurting aye. He said he wanted you to see 91 what he did, a cold machine. Honest Alex, he's no pervert or rapist." Brendan shifted his sigh...

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...L A T I O NS I. Psychophysics II. Parapsychology and the Paranormal III. Turing Machines and Universes IV. The Science of Superstitions G O D... ...ngs - why did evolution resort to the false perception of continuum? And how can a machine which is bound to be discrete by virtue of its "naturaln... ...echnical Note about Ambiguity and Vagueness The Basic Dilemma of the Artist Turing Machines and Universes Born Aliens The Manifold of Sense Surpa... ...Existence Being John Malkovich The Shattered Identity The Matrix Return Turing Machines and Universes In 1936 an American (Alonzo Church) and a... ...se methods were so called because they could, in principle, be performed by simple machines (or human-computers or human- calculators, to use Turing... ...lculation methods. Turing went further down Church's road and designed the "Turing Machine" a machine which can calculate the values of all the f... ...d using effective or mechanical methods. Thus, the program running the TM (=Turing Machine in the rest of this text) was really an effective or mec... ...eory itself) were not recursive, meaning that they could not be solved by a Turing Machine. No one succeeded to prove that a function must be recu... ...these attempts are reducible or equivalent to TM computable functions). The Turing Machine itself, though abstract, has many "real world" features....

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...s of the origin. Consider the software-mind metaphor. The computer is a "thinking machine" (however limited, simulated, recursive and mechanical).... ...limited, simulated, recursive and mechanical). Similarly, the brain is a "thinking machine" (admittedly much more agile, versatile, non-linear, may... ...lation is by virtue of two facts: (1) Both the brain and the computer are "thinking machines" and (2) the latter is the product of the former. Thus,... ...nspire. At the dawn of computing, software applications were authored serially, in machine language and with strict separation of data (called: "st... ...lled: "structures") and instruction code (called: "functions" or "procedures"). The machine language reflected the physical wiring of the hardware. ... ... permutations define the set of all soluble problems. It can be proven that Turing Machines are a private instance of a general, much stronger, cla... ...integrated with object oriented ones, for instance. To run Java applets, a "virtual machine" needs to be embedded in the operating system. These ph... ... to establish a feedback parity loop. 2. The neuron cannot be a binary (two state) machine (a quantum computer is multi-state). It must have many ... ... mechanically solvable, recursive functions. The brain can be regarded as a Turing Machine and the dreams of Artificial Intelligence are likely com...

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...mere material reality. It regards the material reality as whole, as a complex machine. I will dem- onstrate this concept using a toy-train model. If ... ... ride the rails and little people will move about in it. This model is only a machine. You will certainly say that in the toy-train model, each of i... ...ess uni- verse. The view that matter is lifeless, and perceiving it as a mere machine evolved as an offshoot of research in physics, chemistry, and ... ...gy. Eventually, physicists produced a perception that hu- mans are nothing but machines, as well. B E T W E E N K A B B A L A H A N D S C I E N C E 5... ...premise that their patients can choose freely. If I thought of my patients as machines, I would give up my practice as a psychologist. Nonetheless, ... ...20 th century, a premise that all sciences relied on, is that all things are machines. It is true that most people do not feel like machines in thei... ...ded. Einstein, for instance, supported the view that the world was a lifeless machine. He thought that quantum mechanics was impossible and even def... ...anistic approach of reducing living bio-systems to noth- ing more than complex machines. There is a very interesting point concerning the connection ... ...ividual, since the Reshimo prodded that person into action. As with any other machine, the person performed an act and yielded a certain outcome. Th...

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...money to fund the health needs of those retirees. Jobs became more scarce as machines did the work of the unskilled and some of the skilled workers. ... ... would eagerly await the planetarium show. The giant black insect-like machine, the Zeiss planetarium, was perched in the middle of the 75 foot... ...s it out for a future home for our excess population. Maybe some day a time machine or an astral travel mechanism can be invented that would make em... ... service the firms founded on foreign money—the cleaning services, the copy machine maintenance companies, the various suppliers—fear not, much of ... ... can build vertical farms that use hydroponics. Today’s farms require large machines powered by oil. They require great amounts of water, which woul... ...er economically useful because there are fewer small farms and the labor is machine-generated, not human-generated. “I’ve thought about this...

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...ield grew enormously, finding applications in areas as diverse as washing machines to handwriting recognition. In its trajectory of stupendous growt... ... Smarandache groupoids find its application in the construction of finite machines. Here we introduce the concept of Smarandache semi automaton and ... ...w s K = ) , , B , A , Z ( s s s s s δ λ is the S-automaton. A machine equipped with this Smarandache automaton can use any new automaton ... ...i-automatons is associated with the S-syntactic near-ring to get a finite machine which enjoys a varied structural property. DEFINITION [31]: A g... ... two automatons, which is very rare in case of automatons. So in a single machine we have double operations to be performed by it. Example 7.1.12:... ...hat best can be observed is that one can see that by building in a finite machine a bisemiautomaton structure one has the opportunity to make the ma... ... direction for this will have a lot of application in constructing finite machines. Similarly when they are 0 1 2 Figure 7.1.18 421 made into new... .... a single S-S- semigroup automaton can serve several purposes as a finite machine. DEFINITION 7.1.28: Let (G, +, ) be a S-bisemigroup. A Smarandac... ...c structures The application of fuzzy algebra is mainly found in finite machines or which we choose to call as Smarandache fuzzy automaton. Apart ...

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...third non sequitur appears in connection with the twin paradox. Nahin, Time Machines, p.460:[2] Einstein himself, in his 1905 paper, specifically... ...ns of Physics, Vol.15, No.9, Sep. 1985, pp.977-80 [2] Paul J. Nahin, Time Machines, 2nd Ed., Springer, 1998, ISBN 0-387- 98571-9, p.408 [3] W.G.V... ...y limited. It is easier to describe how to construct an energy generating machine than it is to describe how to control 3-dimensional charges in a... ... "Alice in Wonderland" stories; 1895 was the time of H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine". The general public was prepped for more of this sort of thing...

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...urself the price of an STD call.” I just love making out I’m an answering machine; some of my friends can’t tell the difference. I suddenly hear a f... ...eted within by a mixture of laughter and hysteria. Oh my god! The condom machine is having convulsions, whilst several women have lined the walls o... ...on Spike.” Steven is again looking sheepish. “He’s a cat, in your washing machine. Spike’s, well, not exactly house trained.” 79 “Of the feral vari... ...oo and it’s gawking at me in the form of a mangy, ginger cat. The washing machine lid is open, the upper part of his body is protruding from the bow... ...ce and I’m not moving. His front leg is resting on the rim of the washing machine and the other on his hip. Funny, I use to put a doll in that posit... ... myself moving with him, as we look at the floor between the bath and the machine. “Well let me tell you; they make fun of me and it’s not nice. It’... ...ll do; he let me go. With freedom, I instantly slam the lid of the washing machine shut. The clothesbasket is plonked on top with all the surrounding... ...ng. Ali slammed the lid down and I place the washing basket on top of the machine, which contains my smelly overalls and socks. “Not a word Steven,”... ...for all I care. My man is sitting on the couch; I place the video into the machine and press rewind, as some slack bastard didn’t do the job. Switchi...

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... that show order we can see that they had a designing mind. Whether it be machines or buildings, there was a designer and a builder. Everything we s... ... clergy, by getting themselves established by law, and ingrafted into the machine of government, have been a very formidable engine against the civi... ... To hell with the people, government should go to the shrewdest political machine. What do the people know anyway?‖ --―Right. The Electoral Co... ...ended to AK 47s and other necessary arms by some state courts. And even a machine gun can fall under the protection offered by Supreme Court. (32), ... ...ion offered by Supreme Court. (32), if the defendant didn‘t know it was a machine gun! ―Generally the gun control cases decided by the Supreme... ...that, modern economies are tricky to manage. We need fewer farmers because machines do so much of the work. We need fewer production workers because ... ...pt functioning through nutrients in tubes and other functions provided by machines equal to a ghetto child in an underfunded school? Where should the... ...the need for its own ethnic citizens to till the 253 soil and man the machines. They disregard the fact that there are waiting workers in other ... ...eeds. Cheap labor, like slaves and Irishmen, are no longer needed because machines do the work. The needs now are for engineers, computer specialists...

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...d prospers fewer unskilled workers are needed. They become superfluous as machines and robots do their work and as the development of advanced techn... ...t us peel them by hand, then fly them back, than it is to have the shrimp machine peeled in Scotland by $11 an hour workers. 120 Scottish workers lo... ...what they can contribute to the overall society—they are not birth giving machines who make coffee. Patriarchal societies hurt themselves by not let...