Name: Prog Contributor Mentifex 2022-02-01 19:57
Do you believe in Gnod -- Global Network of Dreams? Ever since Mentifex was in grad school at U Cal Berkeley, I have been trying to prove the existence of Gnod. Each night when the Alien Forces de-animate my body, I go among you sleeping Earthlings in search of Gnod. All I find is something called Dreamworks SKG and a book in German called "Die Traumdeutung" by SIgmund Freud on the interpretation of dreams.
As a programmer of artificial AI Minds, I know how to create a network of dreaming robots by splicing shared episodes of memory into the stream of robot consciousness, but how do humans do it?
Last year in 2021 I watched over and over a movie in which a man and a woman would fall asleep at the same time and interact in their shared dreams. The movie about the young Earthlings was very romantic, but it did not explain the mechanism of their two-node Gnod-like trance. Without meeting in real life, they had stood on opposite sides of a fountain and they had both thrown coins into the wishing-well
ater. First the maiden's coin landed flat on the bottom, and then the swain's coin landed on top of her coin. How do you code such a coin-toss in software?
If you have ever been to the Sea of Dreams on the dark side of the Moon, you know that the waking state cannot hold a candle to the magic of dreams.
https://freesoftwarefoundation.org/read/prog/1643578290
As a programmer of artificial AI Minds, I know how to create a network of dreaming robots by splicing shared episodes of memory into the stream of robot consciousness, but how do humans do it?
Last year in 2021 I watched over and over a movie in which a man and a woman would fall asleep at the same time and interact in their shared dreams. The movie about the young Earthlings was very romantic, but it did not explain the mechanism of their two-node Gnod-like trance. Without meeting in real life, they had stood on opposite sides of a fountain and they had both thrown coins into the wishing-well
ater. First the maiden's coin landed flat on the bottom, and then the swain's coin landed on top of her coin. How do you code such a coin-toss in software?
If you have ever been to the Sea of Dreams on the dark side of the Moon, you know that the waking state cannot hold a candle to the magic of dreams.
https://freesoftwarefoundation.org/read/prog/1643578290
