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- Sarina Hannon
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How do you imagine self driving cars will change the future?
Lets say this design will be (and will be seen as) a total success.
Lets assume safety will skyrocket.
I'm especially interested in the options freedom from crashes would allow for car design.
Couldn't cars communicate?
How about people? could driving become more socially connective if people were free from staring at the road?
I want to hear about social networking opportunities! :D
Add in anything you find interesting! :D Thanks!
Mar 31 2011: This should be the future for driver-less parcel delivery.
I imagine driver-less carts, about the size of a shopping trolley, that deliver items from A to B, without the need for a driver.
They would be web connected and take the most efficient rout from A to B, depending on traffic.
They would have no driver and therefore could be lightweight, and fuel efficient.
You could go to a web site, order one to come to your house, fill it up with packages, and send it to your friend.
You only pay for the time you use it, then it drives away to run an errand for someone else nearby.
These autonomous couriers could be electric and take them selves to charging stations, or maybe you get a discount if you charge it yourself at your home.
- less fuel used
- more reliable
- reduced traffic
- more convenient
- facilitates new efficiencies in supply chain
These could change the way shopping is done.
Currently all the goods need to be trucked from the various factories to the supermarket.
In the future that model could change.
If you just need a new toaster, your driver-less courier pod could drive directly to the white goods warehouse, which may be closer than the supermarket. That warehouse would not need a shop front.
Basically, the pod would look at your shopping list and only go the the places it needs to, and do it in the most efficient way.
As a result, new efficiencies would be possible in the supply chain.
Peder Thil
Apr 1 2011: You just blew my mind. Trucks don't need drivers any more. Only people who wants to go from A to B needs to be inside the vehicle.Apr 1 2011: The technology of military drones could easily be ported to use on the roads, so what you imagine could be implemented quite easily. The issue is one of the acceptance of driverless vehicles. For passengers, this probably wouldn't be a problem -- many airports have driverless train systems connecting the terminals, and nobody seems bothered by it. But acceptance by other live drivers might be harder. On the other hand, it shouldn't be any worse than getting stuck behind the old guy in a Cadillac driving slowly in the left lane...Apr 1 2011: I imagine the future of "shopping" will be pretty different than the present, and that relying on the old concept of having to go to a special marketplace to shop will not be the case. Just look at the amazing progress in 3D printing - people creating their own custom items - plates, cups, forks and other small objects, for now. But I can see how designers & developers could sell software licences or create free, open source designs for more complex items, all ready to print and use. Information used to be told by word of mouth, then written down by hand, then printed using a mechanical machine, then digitized and almost instantly transported across the globe. I don't see a reason why this couldn't happen with materials & goods.
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The only application I can see for traditional goods exchange is larger or more technologically advanced items that couldn't be printed, and food delivery to some extent, since we've all seen the boom of home-grown or locally-grown food. Growing food in vertical farms in the city will ultimately change the delivery process. I could even see the pneumatic tube being reborn for in-building or even city-wide delivery of goods.
Now, we're not even talking about catoms & claytronics, which will also be a game changer one day. Having reusable and reprogrammable matter is probably the highest level of technology I can think of, save teleportation and time travel.
TL;DR: The future is going to be pretty awesome.Apr 10 2011: The best discussion so far on this.
My mind has been spinning ever since the video. Here's how I see it.
Firstly, personal car ownership will go the way of the dodo. Imagine Vodafone or Sprint but for cars. You will sign up to a monthly plan which covers 1000km + 5c/km.. for example.
Secondly, the majority of vehicles will be super-light. No steel required to protect one's self.
Thirdly, these fleets would definitely be fuelled by electricity generated by solar or wind power. Even if you were taking a journey longer than the car could handle (say.. 1000km+), another car could meet you and take over.
Fourth, pretty much anyone who works on the ground level in logistics or transport will lose their job.. as will those associated with mechanics, auto parts dealerships, petrol station attendants, car parts manufacturers, car insurance, car finance, car sales, cute car accessories...
Fifth, these vehicles will not only travel with a small gap, they will very often travel with zero gap, automatically linking up with one another in an enormous improvement in aerodynamics much like cyclists. Given that these cars will begin to emerge while other cars are still on the road, they will probably occupy the far lane in order not to get in the way of human drivers
Sixth, the need to park will be eliminated, thereby dispensing with all parking stations, parking spots and inner-city congestion... probably killing off many inner-city roads which could be converted to parks, public space or additional housing.
Seventh, the roads will probably start seeing vehicles that specifically sell products to those who are moving - coffee, lunch, whatever..
Eigth, the cost of housing construction, food and most basic necessities will drop as more space becomes available and very importantly the huge cost of logistics evaporates.
Ninth, contrary to expectations an enormous rise in cycling on the now-safe roads
Apr 10 2011: Hmmm "linking up" that is a clever bit that I had not imagined.What if the larger freeways had power strips so you were actually recharging for the bulk of a long journey?What if your drone just clamped on the back of long train of drones being pulled by much larger vehicle?Apr 10 2011: http://www.big.dk/projects/audi/ this link was posted above and pretty much nails it until the bizarre road tiles conceptApr 10 2011: If that is implemented lot of drivers would be jobless. But for risky jobs, such implementation is thumbs up.
Henry Boyle
Apr 7 2011: Convenient relocation is the issue to solve for people...cars are only a part of that, regardless of what they run on or what drives it.
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The attraction to send a self driving car out on its own, will be an unending one. We don't need to go as many places as stuff we have to pick up or ship.
Closed courses are inevitable......otherwise .the insurance companies will have a field day with this.
And an unpopulated vehicle will be a target.
Reducing the need for cars is how related deaths will be reduced. Robots will not save us from ourselves.
Steve Lytton
Apr 6 2011: I've been looking at this issue as a non-specialist in the field for some 25 years and have finally put my ideas on the future of transport in three blogs, which you can find at:
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This forum would seem to be the ideal one for this kind of discussion. The debate might also give some ideas as to how the industrialised nations, given their inability to compete with the low-wage economies, could start to kick start their home-grown manufacturing, transport and automotive sectors, at the same time generating vast employment opportunities for the young.
Roll on the future. The 'driving experience' promoted by the car manufacturers is for most just one long (and getting longer) source of frustration.
Cheers to allApr 6 2011: How wonderful to regain that time lost commuting. I'd still like to keep "human" driving for those winding roads in New England though.
Peder Thil
Mar 31 2011: "Couldn't cars communicate?"
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I love that idea. As soon as more than one car is automated they can communicate with each other making traffic flow, fuel efficiency and crash handling nearly perfect. Thats the ultimate benefit of this technology. Simulating human driving is just the first step to get there.
"How about people? could driving become more socially connective if people were free from staring at the road? "
There will be lots of fornication going on, lol.Apr 12 2011: No according to my opinion a much creation of havoc would be then the reason
due to this achievement of science. looking at the perspective put up a much intelligent
phase of science is highlighted would frame up as very comfortable, but other side
might provide much of its part.Apr 11 2011: some thoughts:
As for design, the basic shape probably wouldn't change that dramatically. Cars will still need to balance aerodynamicity with comfort, although an aerodynamic design would become paramount if these cars are able to travel faster. Safety features can not be eliminated either. Even though roads will be safer, accidents can happen. If a car swerves or stops suddenly in order to avoid an obstacle, unsecured passengers could be injured quite severely.
The question of inter-car communication/social networking is intriguing. Presumably, if each car has a programmed destination, cars with similar destinations could form a caravan like the one Matthew Newton describled. Passengers could then chat, though I imagine it could be awkward if the conversation petered out quickly and the rest of the trip was spent in uncomfortable silence. And really, if you have a bunch of cars travelling to the same destination, it would be much more efficient to replace the caravan with a bus/train.
Like any new technology, driver-less cars have their costs and benefits. Eliminating drivers would make public transportation more affordable, but it would also mean putting a lot of people out of work. I can see this system working beautifully when everyone has a self-driving car, but there would be a very long, potentially diffucult transition period.
Derek M
Apr 9 2011: Yes, all cars will eventually communicate to each other.
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I see the largest potential for autonomous vehicles in highly populated areas such as New York and other major cities.
I would like to see the results of a simulation of a city using only autonomous vehicles verses what the traffic flow of the city is currently.
I imagine a law will need to be made, "illegal to walk into the street with an autonomous vehicle approaching at 50 meters or less." Although they can stop when they detect objects in the way, I could easily see people forgetting how dangerous a two ton vehicle traveling at 50-150 mph is.Apr 7 2011: Keeping people interested in riding in the car is the most important thing......I doubt the positive presence of surrogate drones......Apr 7 2011: I look forward to having these automated cars but I really hope that we can find a solution to extremely long commutes, congestion, and toxic emissions. I hope that most people won't need to commute (work from home or nearby office network) and that these innovative cars will be used primarily for leisure purposes.Apr 6 2011: If cars were to be driving themselves, I think the first thing that would have to change would be the seating arrangements. Instead of 5 seats in one direction, try 6 seats facing a table in the middle. This would allow more family face-time and much more conformability.
Roadways would have to change too, I believe. They're designed in a way that allows everyone to logically travel together. In such a scenario, we would no longer be concerned with judgment of the individuals, but quick access on the roadway.
I had an idea concerning car-to-car communication.
What if there was some sort of holographic sign above every car (almost like a portable "twitter" status), which gave more insight on mood of the driver, or urgency of their situation. For example "Medical emergency", "In labor", "New driver", "Road rage", "In a hurry"
I don't know too much about such a technology, but I know that a little more communication than flipping the bird would create happier traffic.Apr 6 2011: As I see it the self driving car solves one problem at the cost of making another problem worse, or at the very least upholding that problem in its current state.
The personal vehicle has served to separate us from our fellow humans. Vehicles and computers can bring us together physically and virtually, but often from lonely and separated lives. It is a patch, not a remedy.
I think that public transport should be a focus, rather than the outdated model of everyone gets a vehicle to him or herself. That way of thinking leads to congestion and separation. Both of which I see as things to be avoided.
I'd much rather wake up every morning among my friends and family, travel with my friends and family and other people I don't know, than do it all by myself. I see strangers not as the potential threats that they actually can be, but as opportunities to get to know another living soul, alive at this moment with me, right here right now. Just as we all have the capacity for the greatest evil within us, so too do we have the capacity for the greatest good.Apr 6 2011: UCB was researching self-steering cars in the late 1980's using magnets in the road, and in the 90's the federal DOT had a program to study the road-car architecture that included driverless cars. This driverless car program was largely a bust because the feds insisted a whole new highway system would be needed, posing a terrible chicken-and-egg problem, which finally killed interest in the program.
The driverless car, possible mechanizations and implications are discussed in 'Tomorrow's Transportation: Changing Cities, Economies, and Lives' by Garrison and Ward, shamelessly mentioned here by Ward.
One thought not mentioned in this thread is removing the driver significantly removes design constraints on the vehicle, making the design of special-purpose vehicles much easier and potentially more efficient. Like little bug-like vehicles delivering groceries to the home, or the missing part to the worker.
Now anyone can drive, 8 or 80, drunk or sober (frightening thought, isn't it).
It's the terrorist's dream.
We'll need a lot of rules and restrictions.
Apr 6 2011: Ooo you're right. Car designs even with people in them will be totally re-inventable! No need to worry about crashes, get rid of seat belts, forget about facing forward, the seats can face each other. They can be lighter and in cooler shapes if they don't need to ever sustain impact! I LOVE the idea of 'cars' of any size. wow that's a cool thought. if there was a fist sized car for some reason, it could literally drive along on the same roads as cars the size of whales, two inches away without any issues. Now even motorcycles get in trouble because people can't handle different sizes around them! GREAT point!!
It frightens me more that something so mechanical is under human control... drunk, distracted, bored human control. hahah yikes.
On the Terrorist idea, a terrorist can drive a car all they want anyway... without any regulation, virtually. It wouldn't give them more accessibility anywhere. Do you mean it would reduce the need for suicide-terrorists as cars will be empty? Explain what you mean, I may be missing your point.
Apr 6 2011: Sarina, I meant just what you alluded to; it will be no longer necessary to commit suicide to be a successful terrorist. If I were planning to be one, that would be a BIG plus.
JerryApr 5 2011: I would probably spend my time behind the wheel sleeping.
I think one of the things many of us like best about eletronic social networking is that people are connected by interests rather than accidents of geography.Apr 5 2011: I feel this is the only obvious next step for transport the question is how do you implement it? People who watch TED talks are open to this kind of development, but the common man doesn't always trust machines or at least doesn't know that he does. Do we make a law or just add it as an optional extra, like cup holders and tinted windows?Apr 5 2011: I'm very excited with the idea of robocars. First platform can be there in 2050 on a base of some little town or special junctions arteries at big cities. Just look at Google, they already ran such a car using gps and gmaps.
What can it bring to us? More comfort, more free time during drive, smart traffic, less crashes, no parking problems (the car can park in 10 minutes away from you by itself).
However, all of this wouldn't change our behavior pretty much: it's just a car, not a portal or flying machine.Apr 3 2011: I would like to spend a few words on the social aspects of a self-driving-car. Why would people prefer to take a self-driving-car instead of using public transport? The obvious answer in our day is because it's more efficient to get you from A to B. But considering that our public transport will develop in the same rate as most of our technologies do, it will also become more and more sufficient. I dare to state that our time profit in taking a self-driving-car, instead of public transport will be negligible by the time it is implemented.
So what other obvious reason can there be for maintaining the concept of a car? The biggest difference in taking public transport an taking a car it that of privacy. Only in a car can you choose who rides with you and who doesn't. If this is the main argument for maintaining the concept of a car it wouldn't stimulate our social interactions at all.
People who chose to take –the probably more expensive option to public transport-, the self-driving-car, do this for privacy and time management. Time management in the sense that you can do your morning rituals in the car on your way to work. All things like; doing your makeup, hair, shaving your face, drinking coffee and reading a morning newspaper, have breakfast, prepare your big talk with the boss. The self-driving-car would become an extension of your house. And to be honest; who would like to do some networking while in the bathroom?Apr 3 2011: i agree with some on the peoples comments. Some cars will become a mobile lounge where you can read the morning paper with your favorite cup of coffee right before it drops you off at work. Sure there are people out there who will love such a thing, but there are people out there, like me, who still wants to experience cars in their rawest form. Actually sitting behind the wheel with you foot on the petrol and steering wheel in you hand, making the decision about what is going to happen next.
80% of motoring incidents are caused by human error. So I wonder if it is really such a bad thing if computers control our daily move abouts. Where human error is taken out of the picture. We will see a huge drop in mortalities...and that is a good thing.
Apr 3 2011: I agree: the main reason I drive is the thrill of having control - and the mini-races you get in, every day, in traffic. Although it would be (great) for accidents and stuff like that, I still think the concept is too far-fetched. Will people really let go of the control issue that easily? i doubt it.
Also, it is true that we don't all need cars. In Montreal, where I live, 99% of people most certainly don't. However, we still have something like 80% of the population that either own or lease one. And that's even with horrible traffic and gas prices.Apr 3 2011: I imagine that the car journey will become a personal transit lounge that we can ether work in or play in. This could be the same experience as sitting on a plane and watching the latest movie, while you travel towards your destination. The irony of playing on a driving game in the safety of your fully automatic car. Personally I would like a motorbike, that traveled at great speeds, in total safety from impact. All I would have to do is hang on! Maybe there is a compromise that gives the driver a sence of control, until it needs to take it back in case of emergency or general incompetence!Apr 3 2011: It will be a long, long time until cars as we know them will be obsolete. Maybe 100, maybe 200, maybe 300 years. What I think will happen in the interim is that safety and energy efficiency will continue to be the driving forces of innovation and in that regard cars will continue to be an important part of global economies and will drive us into the 22nd century.
Apr 3 2011: There it is, the collective wisdom of the masses. You are probably correct in saying the wants of the masses will continue to be served regardless of the consequences.
Evan G.
Apr 4 2011: I'm guessing earlier. Petroleum will already be too expensive in a few decades.
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I think there will be fleets of electric, computer-controlled cars in the CBD's of many major cities in the world within about 20 years, running alongside computer-controlled buses, trains and trams.
Apr 5 2011: Yes, in terms of safety and fuel efficiency things will continue to change rapidly. Cars will become more and more computer-controlled for safety. Cars will become less and less dependent on fossil fuels and more and more eco-friendly.
But in terms of infrastructure and use, I still think things will be slow to change - except maybe that technology will continue to make it more and more possible for us to never leave our homes!! Not a good thing...Apr 5 2011: The thing is the cars will be far more efficient as the driving style will be able to be controlled. Also things like all the cars at a traffic light starting at exactly the same time which, if automated, would be possible will save countless hours in traffic and tons of fuel. This kind of development although driven by safety can improve many of the problems we face with currant transport systems.Apr 1 2011: This is pretty much how I imagine things will be in the future: http://www.big.dk/projects/audi/
Self-driving, public, zero waste, almost free as in "free beer", and completely free as in "free speech". The 20th century concept that having a car means freedom has been obsolete for a long time. It was a perception-shifting marketing trick (as described in Peter Drucker's "Innovation and Entrepreneurship").
Having a car nowadays usually means spending a whole lot of money on repair and maintenance just to be able to commute to work everyday. Sometimes, the most expensive technology you can have is one that isn't fully utilized and used. Just like cargo ships, trains, cranes and heavy machinery, cars fit in this category. Not having to own a car also means not having to own a garage, an anti-theft alarm, repair gear, etc. And not having to drive it meaning no need for a license, insurance or countless hours wasted and nerves lost to stress.Apr 1 2011: Then I'll be able to ride my motorcycle with less fear of preoccupied drivers. Looking forward to it!Apr 1 2011: In this future, what would be the purpose of cars as an individual and independent transport system? Maintaining archaic concepts of such transport, even self-driving cars, can hardly form part of a logical futuristic design.
That is unless the habit of spreading a petroleum-based aggregate surfacing over and above our ground water-tables remains a priority. Lime-based road surfacing hardly improves matters. Recycled tires as a road surfacing option is moving in a better direction but is still off the mark.
Would flying or hovering cars be any better? How much of the biosphere must humans dominate for transportation?
Urban dwellers do not need cars. Fill in boulevards, roads and freeways with housing to increase the density utilization of space. Maybe another park or two could be thrown in. Why take up perfectly usable living and growing space to accommodate something like cars? Rural dwellers are exempt of course.Apr 1 2011: Well when you don't have to focus on driving anymore... I guess it'll be easy to install different devices which let you communicate with different people. But then again some people would prefer to catch some sleep or perhaps read a book.
But it will be a long time before any law will allow this I think.Mar 31 2011: There was an article in Popular Mechanics on this very same topic. I think they were predicting it within 20 years. The article was published around 1960 if my memory serves me correctly.Mar 31 2011: No need to take driving licenses, means driving for anyone ... and maybe more cars
Apr 10 2011: here is one more video with car done in freie university berlin (Autonomous lab). You don't need steerings as you can drive with your mind. Really you would not need license, if such car would be reality some day. In video you can also see a gadget and software that was shown in TED. I forgot its name but anyway.


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ETSU men's golf receives invitation to NCAA East Regional
Monday, May 05, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 5, 2003) - The East Tennessee State men's golf team received an invitation to the 2003 NCAA East Regional Monday following an announcement by the NCAA Division I men's golf committee. The regional will be played May 15-17 at the University Club in Auburn, Ala., where a total of 27 teams will be competing for a spot in the Top 10 - which automatically gives teams a berth in the NCAA Championships scheduled for May 27-30 in Stillwater, Okla. There are three regionals with a total of 81 teams competing for 30 spots in the NCAA Championships. "We're very pleased that our season is continuing," said ETSU head coach Fred Warren, who has led the Bucs to 12 NCAA postseason appearances. "Advancing to the postseason is something our program strives for." Indeed, the Bucs have enjoyed their share of trips to NCAA competition, and those trips have often resulted in success. In 14 trips to the NCAAs, the Bucs have captured one regional title (2001) and have finished as high as third in the NCAA Championships (1996). In all, ETSU has four Top 10 finishes nationally. The Bucs will take the same team to regionals that competed in last month's Southern Conference Championships - senior James Johnson, sophomores Chase Baldwin, Cennydd Mills and Jeremy Hobson, and freshman Derek McNamara.
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The Springbank distillery produces three uniquely different Scotch single malts: Longrow, Hazelburn and Springbank. The difference is achieved by using Springbank's three stills in different combinations as well as adjusting the peat levels. Longrow is the most traditional of the three; well-peated and distilled twice. Hazelburn is bereft of peat and enjoys a triple distillation and Springbank is lightly peated and, rather curiously, distilled two-and-a-half times. Both Hazelburn and Longrow have been revived recently after a few years of silence and both are named for ancient distilleries adjacent to the site. The buildings at the Springbank distillery are traditional and quite compact, though the facility boasts an onsite maltings which meets all of the malted barley requirements. The distillery sits in the centre of Campbeltown, a decidedly misunderstood Scotch whisky region. The malts from Campbeltown tend to be rather dry and a little briny, though much loved by connoisseurs. The distillery has a small capacity; just 750,000 litres annually, but nonetheless Frank McHardy, the production director, has deemed today's Springbank market to be saturated. Accordingly, in 2008 distillation was temporarily halted, though the rest of the work continued. Springbank was founded in 1828 by the Reid Family who subsequently went through financial hardship and, less than a decade later, John and William Mitchell acquired the distillery. In spite of the recent closure, there are plenty of releases on the market; Springbank were an experimental distillery and there are many wood finishes as well as the three varieties of single malt.
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The Reid family, in-laws of the Mitchells (see below), founds the distillery as the fourteenth in Campbelltown.
The Reid family encounters financial difficulties and John and William Mitchell buy the distillery.
J. & A. Mitchell Company Ltd is founded. William Mitchell founded Glengyle in 1872 and when he and John parted ways, John Mitchell continued operating Springbank first alone and then with his son Archibald.
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Could the stars be conscious?
Symbolically what could be better than stars for representing ideas. They have long been a source of wonder, and over millions of years have become ingrained in our shared human psyche. In many if not all religions and mythologies, like the Greek mythos, stars, planets and constellations came to represent entities of great power. For most of the 2 million years that human beings have left their footprints on the sands of time, the stars were alive. Even seen as ancestors who watch over us, a comforting thought when much was mystery, and by necessity, fear ruled supreme. They are permanent fixtures in a ever changing environment, actually have guided us, across desserts and seas.
Look at our own star, it is responsible for all life on Earth. The sun sends out radiation in waves that vary in length from kilometers, to a fraction of a molecule. New methods of observation, show us that the sun itself is a living system, with chaotic, fractal electromagnetic patterns throughout. Could it be argued that stars are conscious? All the cells in your brain were part of a star at one point, so science tells us. They certainly are not inactive objects, constantly broadcasting light across the cosmos.
Must life be organic to be defined as such? Much fear has been expressed in movies such as The Matrix that computing and robotics will produce life. Is it just another example of that pervasive human fear of the unknown that prevents us from witnessing life so foreign to our own understanding? The same fear fostered so efficiently by the Catholic church, that held back the development of human identity a thousand years. The ancients believed that the heavens are alive. The ancient Greeks and hundreds of other civilization created gods to represent the stars. The human mind is capable of contemplating God, but can we even fathom the possibility of consciousness so unlike our own.
Is the shepherd leading us astray?
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Mar 31 2013: Your question is more about the characteristic of consciousness, rather than about stars.
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If you want to, you can consider anything and everything as being conscious.
What does that label really mean to you? Will putting that label on stars change the way you interact with stars? Will it change your behavior in any way?
Once you decide that stars really are conscious, what will change, other than the label?
Also, if stars are conscious, what is your criteria for consciousness? If stars are conscious, can we then conclude that everything is conscious? If everything is conscious, including rocks, and nothing is ever unconscious, why do we need the concept of consciousness?
You might want to give considerable thought to your criteria for consciousness.
Mar 31 2013: The idea that consciousness permeates all matter in the universe is a very religious idea, but seems to be supported by findings of quantum physics. Another religious conception is that it is the same consciousness that incorporates all, this could help explain quantum entanglement at least in theory.
these beliefs created by the human imagination to explain the unknown, are labeled as mystical, but that doesn't mean that they do not contain substance. The religious ideas resonate deeply with us, could this demonstrate a great truth about the universe and our connection to it?
I encountered this thought, when i was trying to imagine ideas, and see if i could represent thoughts and ideas in my imagination. We know that the brain has hundred of billions of synapses, and the number of potential connections is almost limitless, I thought what else could be as complicated as the human brain; what about the universe itself? If each thought is a star, then galaxies are symphonies of thoughts required for understanding and deep knowledge, these galaxies of thought constantly growing as new stars are created in a perpetual cycle.
Nathan Cook
Mar 31 2013: Just in the same regard as nature is alive the same goes for the entire universe. Highly conducive for life. All parts play an integral role just asvital add the next. All the stars are God's suns.
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Mar 31 2013: To start with something a little closer, maybe the Earth itself is a living organism ... Could it be true?
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Mar 31 2013: It is clear that photosynthetic organisms have radically altered earth itself, and contributed to forming the atmosphere essential for life on earth.
Entire climate systems are formed by the two massive jungles in the southern hemisphere (Amazon and Congo), when humans arrived on the Australian continent 40,000 years ago, it was covered by plant life, fertilized by the native large animals on the continent, within a few thousand years, humans had wiped out these animal species thus destroying the ability for the plants to reproduce. Australia then became what it is now a huge desert continent. The loss of so much oxygen producing vegetation must have significantly impacted the global respiration system, and thereby the climate. 30,000 years later, a blink of the eye in earths history, the Ice age began could there be a connection between the two events?Mar 31 2013: So how do we, as conscious observers understand our own connection to this community of life? Can we communicate with such life let alone understand it?
or would it be like an ant contemplating the actions and words of a human?Mar 31 2013: are stars conscious? no not in any way that we as humans define consciousness so the final answer is no but if we where to redefine consciousness we would just as easily say the core of the earth is or the oceans or the galaxy we are in or even the black hole we are revolving around and finally the universe itself. The only way it could ever be conscious is if some sneaky aliens where hiding out in there but why they would be in such a small pointless star it then points to the true fact that is simply a star this is actually quite silly of a question. I mean yes primitive humans said it was alive just like everything else this is because they simply didn't know just like we put something living in the place of what we don't know even today (death life beginning of universe and everything else religious) and i personally believe that humans will foolishly do this until we literally understand everything which won't happen because we would have evolved to something else by then so humans will always do thisMar 31 2013: A matter who is conscious of itself is living. Non living things are not aware of itself.


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Companies must not only mitigate supply chain risk, but also understand the logistics of global recall management.
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While many factors influence customer loyalty, a well-run returns process has proven to drive repeat orders and improve consumer satisfaction. Paul Galpin of P2P Mailing outlines three points companies should consider when designing their reverse logistics.
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Maintaining a nationwide network of reverse logistics facilities and skilled team of supply chain field analysts allows shippers to reduce transportation and handling costs and support sustainability efforts, writes Jeff Pepperworth, Inmar.
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Since Walt Disney released Snow White, young WOC have been waiting for our turn to play the princess role. I was very excited when I learned via Ebony Intuition that we were finally going to be represented, but had I thought about Disney's history when it comes to POC, my enthusiasm might not have been so joyful.
It seems that when they first thought of creating a black princess they decided that the most appropriate job for her was as a maid for a white woman. Yes you read that right. Not only was she to be a maid, they named her Maddy; is that a little to close to mammy for anyone else? Why halt the social construction there though..they gave her a voodoo fairy godmother, and a white male as a love interest. If this is their idea of a black princess, thanks but no thanks.
Whoever came up with the original story board for "our princess" needs a class in African American studies. That's exactly what children need to see, a black woman slaving away for a white woman, while she is lusting after a white man. How much more slave revival can they get? The only stereotype they missed is the angry black woman, but I am sure that if they could have found a way to squeeze that in they would have. Can we really expect better from a company whose first feature length film was Snow White, or that created and popularized the following images?
It seems Disney has a history of displaying racial social constructions in their movies, so why should the first "black princess" be immune?
Racism is just a part of Disney productions and so it took criticism from outsiders for Maddy to be reconstructed. According to Arifa Akbar of The Independent, "the heroine has been recast as Tiana, a 19-year-old in a country that has never had a monarchy. She is now slated to live "happily ever after" with a handsome fellow who is not black – with leaks suggesting that he will be of Middle Eastern heritage and called Naveen."
African, and African American history is so rich in folklore there was never a need to resort to this kind of patented racism in the first place. There are plenty of women that they could have chosen to model this character after that would have inspired young girls to re-envision black womanhood. We don't need yet another image telling us that we are unequal and less than. It might be fun for Disney to play up the licentious whore, and mammy paradigm but for those of us that must live with this stereotype it greatly effects our cultural self esteem and our life path. I will go and see this "historic movie", but I will go with the understanding that though the character will be black, she will probably not represent anything that I have come to understand about the beauty, strength and love of black womanhood.


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We didn't think we could love anything more than Sofia's charming Gold Coast boutique — until we cast our eyes on its brand-new retail haven. Forced to evacuate due to previously determined retail developments on Oak Street, sisters Ashley and Allison Zisook literally packed up shop and moved one block south on Walton Street. We can safely say that in this case, change really is good. What can you expect from the grown-up Sofia? Here's what Ashley had to tell us.
What is the new decor direction and why did you choose it? Did you design on your own, or did you have the assistance of a designer?
"As we were moving to a new space, we had the opportunity to work with a blank slate. I was able to pick out the color of the wood, steel, and all of the fixtures. I was able to say, 'I want the cash wrap to go here, and a rack to go here, and a table here.' Floyd Davis used his amazing talents and took my vision and literally customized each and every part of the store. The new Sofia is more grown-up, more put together — it has matured...which is a direct reflection of both myself and our customers."
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"The cash wrap is definitely a standout piece...and the intricate details that you see throughout the entire store. Each of the table tops are made from hand-cut pieces of wood. It's just such a clean, fresh store. I love walking in every day — I still can't believe it's my store!"
What are the new, exclusive lines you are carrying?
"I just got back from my spring '13 buying trip, so we will have an even more exclusive designer list than we do now! But, some of the new fall lines that are exclusive to us in the city are Friend of Mine, Sarah Scott, Capulet, Rachel Zoe, Again, Nightcap, Shona Joy, Samantha Willis, and Jenny Bird. We are also launching a series of "Sofia Scents," four scents of candles and oil diffusers that are named after each of our locations: Malibu, Clark Street, Oak Street, and Walton Street!"
How do you go about establishing these amazing relationships to bring such exclusive merchandise into your store?
"I always follow the golden rule. I have developed super-close friendships with many of the reps we work with, so they are always telling me about new lines, which is great! We (Sofia) supports and believes in every single one of our brands, and vice versa for them with us. Designers and reps trust and believe in our brand."
How has the merchandise at Sofia evolved over the years and how has it stayed the same?
"Again, I think Sofia as a whole is just growing up. We now have more sophisticated lines, structured jackets, and we just added a sportswear section so people can get their workout clothes here, too! We will always have the butter soft T-shirts, hoodies, and sweatpants — but there will also be so much more!"
What lines have proven to be most popular?
"I truly believe in all of our lines, but the stuff that sells within two days of being on the floor will always be the amazing Daftbird tops, Blue Life T-shirts, Wildfox sweaters, and M2F jeans. There has been a wait list for Mara Hoffman coats since june! They were gone in one day!"
What is a must-have piece for fall currently in your store? "A really good jacket — we have so many amazing jackets in right now that are perfect for fall!"
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1/4 cup
olive oil
2 cloves
garlic, crushed
1/4 cup
Italian-seasoned bread crumbs
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
I've made this 8 times now. The first 7 times, I skipped the Parmesan, thinking it would not make that much of a difference. Boy, was I wrong! Last night I added the Parmesan, and it took this dish from good to excellent. Don't skip the Parmesan! I also use butter instead of olive oil; it gives the dish a richer taste. This is a wonderful recipe for everyday or company, and the best part is you always have the ingredients on hand.
We've made basically the same recipe for years using low or no-fat italian dressing instead of the olive oil. Just as tasty and a LOT less fat. No real recipe required - just dip chicken in dressing then dredge in a mixture of equal parts crumbs and parmesan, seasoned with additional garlic and herbs if you'd like. To me, this was just much too greasy.
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Applauds to Carol.The BEST chicken breast ever. I am not a enthusiastic chicken lover and I find it difficult to find a good moist chicken breast recipe with flavor. The recipe calls for 2 tsp.of garlic crushed(not 2 cloves).This could be why everyone says to double up on garlic because they are counting cloves instead of teaspoons of garlic. I used 7 BIG cloves of garlic and upped the oil 1/4c and bread crumbs, Cheese combo 1/4c for 6 breast. Baked for 30 min. Per--fect. This is not fried/baked chicken. This is a Exquisite dish and the aroma is Heavenly. IF there are left over,place on a salad for a nice lunch. Encore
All I can say about this chicken is OH-MY-GAWD! It is so delicious and so easy! Don't make any changes to this recipe, it's perfect as it is. I followed the alfredo sauce recipe on this site and made fettucine alfredo to go with this chicken. My husband took one bite of the chicken and said "why do we ever eat out!?" You must try this recipe! It's a keeper! The absolute best thing is how easy it is to make such a tasty dish!
This recipe was super easy. The chicken has a very nice garlic smell while cooking. The taste is mild and not over powering. If you are looking for a strong garlic taste this is not it. However, since I was cooking for a one year old and a picky husband the taste was perfect.
The recipe is super fast, taking only a few minutes to warm the oil and roll the chicken in the coating.
The only thing I did wrong was using chicken breast tenders rather than chicken breasts. I don't recommend this. You have to decrease the cooking time to prevent the chicken from drying out and the coating does not get crispy. The chicken was just starting to get crispy when I had to remove it from the oven. I think it would have been even better if I had been able to cook it at least another 15 minutes.
I will make it again using whole chicken breasts in the future.
Pretty yummy! Very easy. The chicken was tender and had a nice flavor. I asked my husband if it was a keeper and he said "Oh yeah!" The only thing is I bought the real parmesan cheese still in shredded form and couldn't figure how the cheese and bread crumbs were going to stick to the chicken! My husband said,"I think you're supposed to use the powdered stuff in the green can." Oopps. That makes sense. Make sure you start off with the stuff in the green can. You know that stuff you put on spaghetti!
For those who prefer a stronger garlic flavour instead of olive oil substitute garlic oil or make your own by adding 2 Tbs chopped garlic to 1 cup olive or canola oil,let stand for 24 hrs in fridge and use within a week. Add GRANULATED garlic powder to the crumb mixture, use Romano cheese instead of Parmesan for a more distinct flavour.
pounded the chicken breasts so they would be more tender, also added lots more garlic, used italian seasoned bread crumbs, and needed almost two times the amount of crumbs anc cheese asked for. overall, very delicious.
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Rebuild Paris' famous skyline in 3D using scale-model buildings, while adding a fourth dimension... time.
Not only is this puzzle in three-dimensions, it uses scale-model buildings, and also includes the fourth dimension of time—650 years of architectural history.
This puzzle includes 80 building replicas that depict the City of Light as it appeared as far back as 1345 through 2010, and includes such iconic structures as the Eiffel Tower. During the process of constructing the base map, one learns about Paris' neighborhoods, streets, museums and more. Once the puzzle base is complete, the vertical building of Paris' skyline begins by placing 80 buildings and skyscrapers in chronological sequence.
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His job is to protect 50 million older Americans from financial abuse and exploitation.
As head of the Office for Older Americans at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Skip Humphrey has a lot on his plate. And he wouldn't have it any other way.
The 70-year-old son of Hubert H. Humphrey, President Lyndon Baine Johnson's vice president, is part of the team bringing to life the agency, created in the wake of the economic meltdown of 2008, to protect consumers and to police banks, lenders and financial institutions.
The bureau's potential impact is significant: The value of our retirement nest eggs is projected to reach $22 trillion by 2016, a 30 percent increase in just four years.
Of the army of agencies policing the nation's financial markets, the CFPB is the only one designated explicitly to target elder abuse. That gives Humphrey his mandate. He's acutely aware of the stakes for those 50-plus.
"As bad as it's been for everyone, when it happens to you at age 70, you don't have another chance to recover from a financial scam," he says. "We can't allow that to happen."
Just consider: During the recent financial crisis, Americans 55 and older lost about 40 percent of their net worth. The group is vulnerable to financial advisers who boast meaningless credentials to sell bogus or inappropriate investments. Older Americans can even be victimized by loving family members who are clueless about their responsibilities as court-appointed money-managing guardians.
Older adults are common targets
Scam artists steal a documented $3 billion a year from the 55-plus population, a mere fraction of the actual amount, considering that only an estimated 4 percent of retirement-age victims — just one in 25, according to various studies — ever report those crimes.
As Humphrey knows from his time as Minnesota attorney general and as an AARP state president and national board member, older people sometimes make the problem worse. They're often reluctant to admit they've been exploited and are afraid that being exposed might jeopardize their independence. As a result, they end up getting deeper into financial trouble. Further, their financial decision-making ability usually declines with age. Humphrey and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau want to change all that.
"Our goal is to answer two questions," Humphrey says. "How do we prevent these citizens from getting ripped off? And how do we help them make smart financial decisions as they age?"
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Hampstead Dresser, Marble Top
- Summary
Exotic details and refined lines reflect Hampstead's English Colonial inspiration. Its ample storage and impeccable finishing offer enduring practicality and style.
- 42.5"W x 20.5"D x 38.5"H.
- Handcrafted by skilled artisans.
- Honey-stained dresser is made of solid alder with cherry veneer; White-finish dresser is solid Philippine mahogany.
- Bamboo accents are hand turned from solid alder.
- Intricate, hand-turned legs and feet.
- Dresser has four dovetailed drawers.
- Carved beech wood pulls.
- Topped with gray-veined white Carrara marble.
- Fully finished.
- In-home delivery with White Glove service.
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- Overall: 42.5"W x 20.5"D x 38.5"H
- Drawer interior (4): 36"W x 13"D x 7"H
- Clearance under dresser: 4.5"
- Weight: 153 lb.
- Made in Philippines.
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- Dust with a soft, clean, lint-free cotton cloth.
- Avoid any harsh abrasives or chemicals.
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Please allow up to 2 to 4 weeks for delivery. Item arrives fully assembled and in one piece by our in-home delivery with White Glove service. We'll call you in advance to schedule a delivery time, then bring the item into your home, unpack and inspect it, perform simple assembly and dispose of all packaging material. (Please note that outdoor grills are not unpacked and require owner assembly. Complete beds will be set up; headboards only will be unpacked, but not attached to existing bed frames.) Delivery is by appointment, Monday – Saturday; our delivery service will call to arrange a day. Available in the 48 contiguous states. Please call 888.922.4108 for additional assistance.
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Cotton is a foster rabbit with Huntsville Friends of Rabbits.
Disapproved of by Bill at 8:28 AM
Cotton is so pretty.
I just want to rub that nose.
and THANK YOU for posting foster buns. I approve.
BWB! BWB! BWB! I love you BWB! Even though I know you will never approve of me, I can live with that!
Yes, thank you for posting foster bunnies! And, BWB ones!
Last meal?!? Luxury!
Somebody go rescue Cotton to a good home quick!!!
Yes, rescue Cotton! Those Big White Bunns are the absolute best ever! They are snugglers and have sweet, sweet personalities! Their little red eyes are precious! Take Cotton home, please!
Um, would asking for salad dressing hasten my demise? Never mind.
Foster bunnies and their humans RULE!
"The touch, the feel of Cotton;
The disapproval of our lives...."
What a way to go, though!
@I T the N: Well, at least it's not two bits of cold gravel and a cup of sulfuric acid.
OOOHH soft cotton! It's cotton pickin' season, too! That salad looks taysteee. Good last meal. Who wants to die with a gut full of fried chicken or roast beef???BLAH!
Someone WILL take Ole' Cotton on home for the good life.
Yeah! Cotton two days in a row! Big White Bun on a Friday! It's gonna be a good day!
As his bunny friends all know, "Gun-"Cotton is not a rabbit to be trifled with. He requires very careful, gentle handling, otherwise his Disapproval will DETONATE
I don't care about Disapproval or Last Meals. I think Cotton is beautiful and I would take him/her home in a heartbeat!
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Vornado 673 Whole Room Air Circulator
Vornado Air Circulators move more air. Everywhere.
As a whole room circulator, the 673 Medium Panel Circulator is designed to focus a powerful beam of air horizontally across the room, or vertically towards the ceiling.
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