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sCrAwLz foR Friday, June 13, 2003 Friday the 13th, 8pm Pacific Time: Join in our Global Group Toast!
Want to help transform mind uploading from fiction to fact? If mind uploading is ever going to become a reality, there is clearly a lot of work to be done. Some of this work requires further development of technology, but much of it can begin today. In case you were looking for an undergound base... This is a list of known or suspected U.S. Underground Bases, the purpose of each (hey, I'm just passing on the reports...), how they're set up and any other info known about them. Although most of these are supposed to be a secret, this list is culled from publicly available records (is that good or bad?) and of course people who worked in them, live by them or those who have retired and offer info. Some wish to remain anonymous. Some have written to me with stories that have been terrifying, just to tell me, not meaning for me to put them up. I have a bad habit of keeping secrets, which is good. The map, which is large, has been made into a pop-up window so you can minimize it as you read the list, and not have to flip between pages. Mouse over the pins for the location. | Sex in the matrix Yet the more I thought about Reloaded, the more I realized that the sex, as cartoony as it might be, is one of the most innovative parts of the movie. Think about it: When was the last time you saw a special-effects blockbuster with hot, sweaty sex in it? Especially multiracial, multipartner, out-of-wedlock sex that didn't spell doom for its practitioners? The heroes in Reloaded are frankly sexual, with no apologies. | Egypt bans 'too religious' Matrix Global blockbuster The Matrix Reloaded has been banned in Egypt because of its "violent" content and because it tackles "religious themes". Smart cellphone would spend your money
George Bush: Global Poster-Boy for Alternative Transportation Gilded Cage: Wackenhut's Free Market in Human Misery
The experimental/cyberpunk writing of Kenji Siratori Virtual literary forums, online zines, digital writing circles, visitors to these havens for cyber-writers may already be familiar with Kenji Siratori: a young Japanese writer who is currently bombarding the internet with wave upon wave of highly experimental, uncompromising, progressive, intense prose. (from the Creation Books website) R.I.P. Gregory Peck, possibly the most handsome man who ever lived, is dead at 87. Two of his more memorable roles were in "Roman Holiday" opposite the goddess Audrey Hepburn, and as Atticus Finch in "To Kill A Mockingbird". They sure don't make 'em like they used to.... And that's terrible Warren Ellis posted this last week, and I still can't get over it. RIAA Wrath Hits Teen On April 3, 19-year-old Jesse Jordan received a call that changed his life. They're back The reptiles are back...and they STILL want to eat you. The Dancer Upstairs by Al Gore Matrioshka Brains Abstract British Scientist Puts Odds for Apocalypse at 50-50 This is the way the world might end: A genetically engineered pathogen is released, debris from an erupting "supervolcano" blocks the sun or scientists in the biggest "bioerror" of them all accidentally trigger a matter-squeezing "big bang." 'Poindexter's nutty scheme' CNET interviews Bruce Sterling | An Answer For Every Question? Is there really an answer for every question you could imagine, especially ones that have puzzled humanity for centuries, such as "What is the meaning of life?" So says Dr. Peter Fishwycke and his "The Theory of Absolute Reality." His theory states that every question has a definite, absolute answer and he has developed a system of very powerful networked computers to attempt to accomplish that very goal. Using legacy computing systems such as mainframes, Dr. Fishwycke's "Answer Processing Network" uses a special software application developed by Dr. Fishwycke himself, in an attempt to determine the answer to every question that could possibly be asked. | The Chaochamber System: A Quantum Sorcery Pathworking for Manipulative Magicks The Chaochamber System Phantom or Fraud Just wanted to congratulate sTaRe friend, Ross Hemsworth and the Phantom or Fraud project for doing a fine job on their Coast to Coast AM interview last night. "The world's first alien museum"
Thought Crimes: Scientists Map 'Guilty Knowledge' in Brain
Quantum suicide Quantum suicide is a thought experiment which has been independently proposed in 1987 by Hans Moravec, in 1988 by Bruno Marchal and in 1998 by Max Tegmark that attempts to distinguish between the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and the Everett many-worlds interpretation by means of a variation of the Schrödinger's cat experiment. MTV Awards: Gollum Acceptance Video! Thanks to hard work of Staffer Asfaloth we can now show you a short clip from the MTV Movie Awards followed by Andy Serkis' and Gollum's acceptance video. As most people will know by now (and if not I'm sorry but I'll spoil it for you) Gollum won 'Best Digital Performance'! The Quicktime-video can be found in various sizes for your viewing pleasure. But mind you: it does contain some rather strong language... Happy Birthday Weebl and Bob Virus sends confidential Stanford information out in e-mail People at Stanford University got some spicy spam Thursday: sensitive information, including highly confidential details about employee salaries and bonuses. I Did It for Science: Effect of 5 Drugs on Sexual Performance I've never really had sex on drugs, but they've always been linked in my mind. Maybe that's because the guys who did drugs in high school were also getting sucked off by girls. Even today, I'm convinced that a boring, homely acquaintance of mine can truthfully claim an Elle cover model is his girlfriend only because he has an endless supply of Bolivian marching powder on hand. Anatomy of a penis pill swindle $74 million later, law catches up with Arizona con artists Quantum leap for secret codes Within three years, companies could be using quantum cryptography to protect sensitive messages. An Answer for Every Question? Is there really an answer for every question you could imagine, especially ones that have puzzled humanity for centuries, such as "What is the meaning of life?" So says Dr. Peter Fishwycke and his "The Theory of Absolute Reality." His theory states that every question has a definite, absolute answer and he has developed a system of very powerful networked computers to attempt to accomplish that very goal. Using legacy computing systems such as mainframes, Dr. Fishwycke's "Answer Processing Network" uses a special software application developed by Dr. Fishwycke himself, in an attempt to determine the answer to every question that could possibly be asked. | |
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