Why not just call it “Auxiliary Intelligence”?
It's not artificial, doesn't pretend to be super-intelligent, and we still get to call it AI.
Seems like a no-brainer to me.
Why not just call it “Auxiliary Intelligence”?
It's not artificial, doesn't pretend to be super-intelligent, and we still get to call it AI.
Seems like a no-brainer to me.
When can we expect the next galactic current sheet (GCS) intersection with the heliosphere? Turns out it's around 2040.
A Magnetic Reversal Around 2040? https://t.co/h5tcgMv9wx via @YouTube
@ThatStubbinator@OMApproach That kind of thing is known to happen, just on a smaller scale. I suspect the waves and the uplift could be the result of the same event. Fascinating stuff when you dig into it. Once you study it for a while you get to a point...
@ThatStubbinator@OMApproach Agreed. I do find it more difficult to accept that sea levels rose 12,500 feet worldwide, than the western edge of South America being thrust up 12,500 feet in a tectonic cataclysm.
@ThatStubbinator@OMApproach There is some, albeit slim and contentious, evidence that Puma Punko and Tiwanaku, and the Bolivian Altiplano, were at or near sea level before the Andean Uplift; with Titicaca not existing until the mountains scooped up some eastern sea on their way to their current elevation.
1946 ENIAC Engineer:
"This machine can perform thousands of calculations per second!"
1985 Sysadmin:
"That's nice. Mine has 20 MB of storage."
2005 Network Engineer:
"That's nice. Mine connects billions of devices."
2026 User:
"That's nice. Mine is asking me if I'm a traffic light."