3 ms·
Isn't enough that some of our rubbish at some far time land finally in some place where aminoacids form byself already et voila ? (they call themselves Eaerthi
by thro1 4y ago
Isn't enough that some of our rubbish at some far time land finally in some place where aminoacids form byself already et voila ? (they call themselves Eaerthians, too..)
- thro1 4y agoRethinking. Quite possibly the emergence of life as we know it, in the whole universe happened once only. That was extremally improbable, the forms was fragile, unimaginable but not ugly, and a lot, lot lot of lucky events must have happen for it.. but finaly it was conscious, had a look at itself, own limits and improbability of this happening even again.. even in all the infinity of space and time.. Once was enough. It existed long enough only to - after exhausting study - re-engineer its own formula according to conditions and laws of ethernity and choosed the best - small fractal twist of a carbon based spiral was the minimal requirement supporting all the casess of: in minimal conditions being emergent, viral and unstoppable. Eternal. Life.. may be common in space, uncommon in time. (AI, as we know it, is dead not inert; as we don't know it, may be part ot that fractal twist..)