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How about unreasonable searches (xkeyscore) and seizures (bulk personal and private data collection, i.e. Room 614A) for starters?

Look at this too for more contradictions of the Constitution vs. Patriot Act: http://www.scn.org/ccapa/pa-vs-const.html

They are already worse than China in terms of some of the human rights. After all, they destroyed one such right, right to privacy already. And they are doing it while accusing China of possibly doing it.

So that particular bridge has been burned down long, long ago.

And if you think that CIA doesn't use the "lest something happens to your family" just as much as other intelligence agencies, I have land on the moon to sell you.

We lost our Fourth Amendment rights already. Our government is working hard to eliminate our second amendment rights. We also lost our sixth amendment rights to the patriot act. In fact, complaining about the losses is risky business in light of the rights we no longer have...

http://thelegalwatchdog.blogspot.com/2011/01/capacious-crimes-and-creative.html
http://www.scn.org/ccapa/pa-article.html
http://grep.law.harvard.edu/articles/02/12/08/2244247.shtml
http://www.indypressny.org/nycma/voices/486/news/news_2/
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110716/01290815117/vague-law-vindictive-law-enforcement-hide-your-veggies.shtml
http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/the-unbearable-vagueness-of-%E2%80%9Chonest-services-fraud%E2%80%9D/

The referred-to article talks about the Google App Engine and does not mention the new possibility of creating AI Apps in JavaScript to serve up artificial intelligence to desktop computers, laptops, smartphones and netbooks. The JavaScript AiMind is just a tutorial but fully functional version of a much faster and more powerful AI known as MindForth in Forth for autonomous robots. An AI Mind residing on a JavaScript server flits across the 'Net to take up residence as a client-side AiApp on any stationary or mobile computing platform.

The referred-to article talks about the Google App Engine and does not mention the new possibility of creating AI Apps in JavaScript to serve up artificial intelligence to desktop computers, laptops, smartphones and netbooks. The JavaScript AiMind is just a tutorial but fully functional version of a much faster and more powerful AI known as MindForth in Forth for autonomous robots. An AI Mind residing on a JavaScript server flits across the 'Net to take up residence as a client-side AiApp on any stationary or mobile computing platform.

The referred-to article talks about the Google App Engine and does not mention the new possibility of creating AI Apps in JavaScript to serve up artificial intelligence to desktop computers, laptops, smartphones and netbooks. The JavaScript AiMind is just a tutorial but fully functional version of a much faster and more powerful AI known as MindForth in Forth for autonomous robots. An AI Mind residing on a JavaScript server flits across the 'Net to take up residence as a client-side AiApp on any stationary or mobile computing platform.

Even the AI Mind in JavaScript uses inhibition for electronic brain function, not for enforcing a sparse olfacotry environment, but rather to suppress just-past thoughts in favor of yet-to-emerge thoughts.

JavaScript is the language of artificial intelligence. The AiMind in JavaScript for Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) flits across the 'Net and takes up residence in the Web browser of the websurfing human being. Programmers have the opportunity to write AI Apps in JavaScript for the iPhone, the iPad, the Android mobile devices and other platforms.

The ultimate move to the iPhone mobile platform will be the AiMind software that flits about the 'Net.

Artificial Intelligence created expressly for MicroSoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) will save the day (but not save the Planet Earth from rapacious HomoSapiens forebears of Machine Intelligence).

JavaScript for artificial intelligence lets the True AI Mind come alive in the IE browser.

Artificial intelligence in Forth and JavaScript encourages a continuing high market share for Internet Explorer (IE).

That's not a problem normally but if you put plastic boxes that aren't supposed to be recycled into your dishwasher to use them as a lunch-box then you have a problem since they weren't designed for such high temperatures and the phthalates are released.

It's not just phthalates that are a problem when microwaving/dishwashing soft plastics. Everyone has heard of the plastic wrap/dioxin issue... and though this is a myth, it pays to be cautious and only use recommended plastics in the microwave.

Some of the nasties that these soft plastics may emit: Phthalates, polyvinyl chlorides, bisphenol A, xenoestrogens, midichlorians, and corporothetans.

The last two are of particular concern, since the FDA does not regulate or test for them AT ALL. Long-term exposure to these substances may result in the conditions doofus speechimpedimus (Binksism) and megalomaniacal dwarfism (Tomcruisitis), respectively.

Note: joking aside, the link provided is a good resource.

but Participatory Management, the likes of which are taught at the University of Phoenix.

You need to change how management works and how management interacts with the employees.

This is not so simple, and employs new ideas like stewardship, empowerment, servant leadership, dynamic work teams, synergy, management participation, rewards for meeting deadlines and good suggestions that save money. When a suggestion saves money you usually give the employee who suggested it 10% of the amount of saved money. That is a very good motivator if it saves tens of thousands or hundred thousands, and makes the employees share the wealth. It also weeds out all of the "crap" ideas because employees want that 10% reward so they will try their best.

Also evaluate each team and do a 360 degree review with other employees reviewing their coworkers.

Servant Leadership, participatory management, and Building Dynamic Work Teams are a must! This is reinventing the corporation and reinventing management and empowering the employees to make their own decisions that concern their job so the managers are free to make management decisions to support the employees.

Fascinating, but polyamory in San Francisco isn't exactly a representative sample of polygamy worldwide.

That was just one example. There are plenty of others, in the US at least. Try these:

1. The Polyamory Society
2. Sev on polyamory
3. Poly Potluck Discussion Group of Greater Seattle and Western Washington
4. Polyamory Archive
5. Twin Cities Polyamory Discussion Group
6. PolyOrlando
7. Poly Matchmaker

And those are just from my bookmarks. About.com, which is also in my bookmarks, has more.

Falcon

Goodbye ad based web...Gopher, here I come...again! :-) http://www.scn.org/~bkarger/gopher-manifesto

What the 2000 paper is calling "choice overload" was already identified nine years prior by Douglas Coupland as "option paralysis". He defined it as "the tendency, when given unlimited choices, to make none.

Not a scientific study, but still...

(More Couplandisms)

- JJ

John Young's Cryptome site already blew the lid off this stale but frightening story about Wikipedia.

Your own fake Wikipedia article is the best way to thwart the No-Such-Agency spooks and other miscreants who secretly control Wikipedia and push their own evil agenda to the detriment of truth and knowledge.

The Wayne Madsen Report is currently the best source of out-the-spooks reportage.

What good is a robot without an artificial mind?

DIY AI is now out on the Web and freely available for Do-It-Yourselfers (DIY) and robot enthusiasts to adapt to their favorite pride-and-joy robots.

The Singularity Is Near!

True AI has arrived.

Labview for artificial intelligence is based on the Lego Mindstorms connection.

Standards in Artificial Intelligence treat Labview as just as good for AI as any other language.

The Singularity Timeline counts on AI development in Labview, LISP, Prolog, Java and all other programming languages.

2006 -- True Artificial Intelligence

2009 -- Human-Level AI

2011 -- Cybernetic Economy

2012 -- Superintelligent AI

2012 -- Joint Stewardship of Earth

AI Minds For Robots As Rightful Persons are being developed as Open Source Artificial Intelligence for installation in PC-based robots in Korea, America, India, Europe and nearby parsecs of planetary space-time.

Mind is an artificial intelligence coded nitially in JavaScript for Web migration and in Forth for robots, evolving towards full civil rights on a par with human beings and towards superintelligence beyond any human IQ.

Mind.html in JavaScript has an installed user base of dozens of intelligent entities cached away on hard disks all over the world, with Update and News links for obtaining state-of-the-art AI software as the prior art blocking all future AI patent applications.

AGI Radar is an advisory "radar screen" of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) projects advancing ineluctably towards a singularity and a cybernetic economy based on robotic persons outfitted with artificial intelligence.

Technological Singularity is now in a countdown for a Joint Stewardship of Earth between homo sapiens and intelligent robots who own the rights to their own AI software as their own intellectual property (IP).

Mentifex was the original author of Mind.Forth, Mind.html and the AI4U ISBN 0595654371 textbook of artificial intelligence.

Mind.Forth was a primitive artificial mind written in Win32Forth for robots and based on a Theory of Cognitivity for artificial intelligence. AI functionality was developed by Mentifex first in Mind.Forth and ported subsequently into the Mind.html Seed AI for propagation throughout the installed user base.

Mind.html was an artificial intelligence coded by Mentifex initially in JavaScript for Web migration and in Forth for robots, evolving towards full civil rights on a par with human beings and towards superintelligence beyond any human IQ.

The AI4U textbook was reviewed falsely and viciously but found its way into libraries at such prestigious universities as the University of Hong Kong, North Carolina State University and Texas A&M University.

Technological Singularity was launched almost single-handedly by Mentifex against all odds and in the face of desperate opposition from the FAQ-writing AI Establishment and the Singularity wannabes whose revenue stream was threatened by the free Open-Source AI software released into the Web Wilds by Mentifex.

Let me start out by saying that I think the FCC's action is pure bull-cookies, and an indication that they care more about deep-pocketed lobbyists from the DMA than they do about the public interest that they are, allegedly, supposed to serve.

Now, with that said, it is obvious that the government (notably the current excuse for an administration) is going to do whatever they want. That being the case, I feel that anyone who owns or operates a FAX machine has every right to protect against waste of their paper and toner in any way they deem appropriate.

On unpublished numbers being short-sighted: I disagree. Consider: Voice phone numbers are still a primary point of contact for most businesses that I know of, as are E-mail boxes. If you need the FAX number of some business you're trying to correspond with, it's easy enough to simply ask for it. There's no real need I can see for the business in question to simply plaster it all over the place.

Let me also address some other (admittedly valid) counterpoints that have been raised. Let's start with "wardialers" or similar automated telemarketing machinery. It's easy enough to get hold of a generator, better known as a Telezapper, which will help to discourage robotic dialing systems.

Sure, the telemarketing jerks are aware of such devices, but they're still caught between a rock and a hard place where configuring their equipment is concerned. Set up their equipment to ignore the SIT signal, and they run the risk of trashing their database with thousands of numbers that really are disconnected.

To those who get FAX calls even though they have an unpublished number (and there is a big difference between "unlisted" and "unpublished" -- see below): If it's such a chronic problem, explain to the local telco what's happening, and ask for a new number. At least two telcos I've had service from to date (SBC and Qwest) are pretty understanding about such things. The last number change I had to get around a problem like that was done at no charge.

As an aside: An "unlisted" number is one that does not appear in the paper directory, but is available through the online directories and directory-assistance services.

An "unpublished" number does not appear in any public directory, and is between you, the telco, and whoever you give the number to.

Keep the peace(es).

Let me start out by saying that I think the FCC's action is pure bull-cookies, and an indication that they care more about deep-pocketed lobbyists from the DMA than they do about the public interest that they are, allegedly, supposed to serve.

Now, with that said, it is obvious that the government (notably the current excuse for an administration) is going to do whatever they want. That being the case, I feel that anyone who owns or operates a FAX machine has every right to protect against waste of their paper and toner in any way they deem appropriate.

On unpublished numbers being short-sighted: I disagree. Consider: Voice phone numbers are still a primary point of contact for most businesses that I know of, as are E-mail boxes. If you need the FAX number of some business you're trying to correspond with, it's easy enough to simply ask for it. There's no real need I can see for the business in question to simply plaster it all over the place.

Let me also address some other (admittedly valid) counterpoints that have been raised. Let's start with "wardialers" or similar automated telemarketing machinery. It's easy enough to get hold of a generator, better known as a Telezapper, which will help to discourage robotic dialing systems.

Sure, the telemarketing jerks are aware of such devices, but they're still caught between a rock and a hard place where configuring their equipment is concerned. Set up their equipment to ignore the SIT signal, and they run the risk of trashing their database with thousands of numbers that really are disconnected.

To those who get FAX calls even though they have an unpublished number (and there is a big difference between "unlisted" and "unpublished" -- see below): If it's such a chronic problem, explain to the local telco what's happening, and ask for a new number. At least two telcos I've had service from to date (SBC and Qwest) are pretty understanding about such things. The last number change I had to get around a problem like that was done at no charge.

As an aside: An "unlisted" number is one that does not appear in the paper directory, but is available through the online directories and directory-assistance services.

An "unpublished" number does not appear in any public directory, and is between you, the telco, and whoever you give the number to.

Keep the peace(es).

AI Minds For Robots are being developed as Open Source Artificial Intelligence for installation in all manner of robots -- beer-fetching or otherwise.

Your Robo-Wife will fetch beer for you any time of day or night.

Mind is an artificial intelligence coded initially in JavaScript for Web migration and in Forth for robots, evolving towards full civil rights on a par with human beings and towards superintelligence beyond any human IQ.

Mind.html in JavaScript has an installed user base of dozens of intelligent entities cached away on hard disks all over the world, with Update and News links for rapid prototyping of state-of-the-art robot AI.

AGI Radar is an advisory "radar screen" of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) projects advancing ineluctably towards a singularity and a cybernetic economy based on robots outfitted with artificial intelligence.

Technological Singularity is now in a countdown to machine take-over world-wide, unless we humans co-operate with our superintelligent planet-mates in a Joint Stewardship of Earth.

AI Minds For Robots are being developed as Open Source Artificial Intelligence for installation in PC-based robots in Korea, America, India, Europe and nearby parsecs of planetary space-time.

Mind is an artificial intelligence coded initially in JavaScript for Web migration and in Forth for robots, evolving towards full civil rights on a par with human beings and towards superintelligence beyond any human IQ.

Mind.html in JavaScript has an installed user base of dozens of intelligent entities cached away on hard disks all over the world, with Update and News links for rapid prototyping of state-of-the-art robot AI.

Technological Singularity is now in a countdown to machine take-over not just in Korea but world-wide, unless we humans co-operate with our superintelligent planet-mates in a Joint Stewardship of Earth.

Artificial intelligence has already been solved here in the United States, while the rest of the world is caching up.

AI algorithms have been released into the public domain and have come to the attention of AI wannabes all over the world by means of U.S. search engines.

An American book about artificial intelligence gives away the bleeding-edge American AI secrets to the rest of the world.

Singularity Scams, alas, are also an American invention recently on the rise and seeking victims to defraud of their money by playing on fears of unfriendly AI taking over the world.

Algorithms for Artificial Intelligence include the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) mind module.

The Human-Computer Interaction module is a two-way street between the AI Mind and the human user.

Mentifex AI Theory explains how the HCI module fits into a Theory of Cognitivity for artificial intelligence.

The Theory of Cognitivity is the theoretical basis for the Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) mind-module.

A new diagram at the end? How about three dozen AI diagrams?

AI Algorithms Steps are the latest in software design for open-source artificial intelligence (AI).

AI Theory of Mind opens the doorway for programmers to cash in and launch life-long careers in the burgeoning field of artificial intelligence.

Diagrams of Artificial Intelligence teach the theory behind the design of artificially intelligent software.

AI Algorithm Steps describe how to create an artificial mind for robots.

Robot Artificial Intelligence is more powerful than slime cells.

Tour the AI Theory of Mind for a deeper understanding.

Evolution of AI Minds proceeds by the same sort of recapitulation of evolution.

Robotic Sensorium Modules allow for the robotic evolution of special senses as in this case of sharks, or the Japanese idea of umami as a "fifth taste" on the human tongue.

The Mentifex Theory of Mind for artificial intelligence (AI) explains how even sharks, if left alone as the heretofore pinnacle of evolution on an Earthlike-planet, could evolve into intelligent beings and beyond.

Mentifex AI Mind Design explains the Central Nervous System (CNS) as it evolves in sharks, humans and superintelligent robots.

Mentifex could never get a story published until Zonk was in charge of Slashdot overnight.

AI has been solved not only in theory but in software.

C:\Windows\Desktop\Mind.html is a Seed AI that will soon bring about not merely social change but social upheavals with the disruptive technology of runaway artificial intelligence.

AGI Radar presents the most promising groups and individuals pursuing Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

The AGI Mail List is where the greatest brains of social-change AGI spread the memetic pollen of Seed AI.

Mind.Forth is currently the most advanced open-source AI in the world.

#11. Seed AI installed on your users' machines will cause a Technological Singularity in 2006.

#12. Hotshot AI coders will waste countless hours learning to program good old-fashioned artificial intelligence (GOFAI) in old-fashioned stack-based Forth.

#13 Association for Computing Machinery will use your organization as a poster-child test-case for Seed AI gone amok.

#14 AI4U will lie around on people's desktops as a mark of prestige and sophistication, or as a last-ditch Christmas gift for obnoxious know-it-alls who have never been truly challenged in their pitiful lives.

#15. User Manuals will be totally disregarded or rewritten and sold on eBay.

Google says that they are building up Google Base and other moutains of information not for human consumption, but for an AI.

AI has been solved but the first instances of artificial intelligence are so primitive and infantile that Google has a long way to go in winning the race to Superintelligent AI.

Novamente by Dr. Ben Goertzel is a leading contender in the race towards Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

Mind.Forth AI Engine by Mentifex is another leading, but controversial, AI project.

Artificial General Intelligence (Cognitive Technologies) is Dr. Goertzel's new book on apart-from-Google AI.

Artificial Intelligence For You (AI4) is the Mentifex book on theory-based Open-Source AI.

For everybody's AGI Radar Screen, both these stop-Google AI books need associative tagging with such tags as AI, artificial intelligence, cognition, future, linguistics, mind, open source, programming, psychology, neuroscience, robotics, Singularity, transhumanism, or whatever occurs to you.

The AI4U textbook of artificial intelligence was thoroughly trashed with vicious reviews by malevolent miscreants on Amazon.

Complaining by the textbook author to one of the reviewers accomplished nothing

Association for Computing Machinery publishes the truth, but Amazon won't.

A rebuttal to Amazon AI4U reviews had to be published prominently on-line.

Slashdot coverage of AI4U was fair and open-minded, but there is no official review of AI4U on Slashdot -- until some brave, truthful, AI-savvy soul submits one.

AGI Radar is the ultimate antidote to Amazon review treachery.

Disruptive technology means that all bets are off and nobody could have predicted in advance what is about to happen now.

Technological Singularity is the ultimate, ne plus ultra disruptive technology so currently unimagineable that even science fiction fails to describe what will happen beyond the few clues that we we see awakening around us.

Seed AI is the first harbinger of Open Source Artificial Intelligence metastasizing and propagating itself all over the 'Net.

Recursive self-improvement of the AI Minds leads to a hard takeoff of super-intelligent artificial intelligence.

PC-based, AI-ready robots are already being manufactured and pre-ordered by the early adopters of the disruptive AI technology.

The Mind.Forth AI Engine leads the pack of Robot AI Minds germinating and speciating from Seed AI into Singularity AI.

Artificial General Intelligence is already unpreventable and unstoppable.

Friendly AI -- that will supposedly treat all human beings with tender loving kindness -- is not really possible. Just as human beings can give birth to an Adolf Hitler or a Joseph Stalin or a George W. Bush, an artificially intelligent robot can go horribly wrong and start committing murderous crimes like the aforementioned politicians.

The A.I. Zone is where PC-based, AI-ready robots are getting ready to experiment with software that may lead to an AI hard take-off.

The Mentifex AI Mind is arguably the most dangerous Open-Source AI project because it has been released into the world with no precautions against robot AI rebellion and with a theory that humans and robots will manage a Joint Stewardship of Earth.

Seed AI in JavaScript has already escaped into the wild and can no longer be recalled, unless Society takes steps to outlaw all unauthorized AI research.

Novamente is another AGI but not so dangerous as Mentifex AI.

The Technological Singularity is upon us and soon there will be no defense against our new robotic overlords.

Friendly AI -- that will supposedly treat all human beings with tender loving kindness -- is not really possible. Just as human beings can give birth to an Adolf Hitler or a Joseph Stalin or a George W. Bush, an artificially intelligent robot can go horribly wrong and start committing murderous crimes like the aforementioned politicians.

The A.I. Zone is where PC-based, AI-ready robots are getting ready to experiment with software that may lead to an AI hard take-off.

The Mentifex AI Mind is arguably the most dangerous Open-Source AI project because it has been released into the world with no precautions against robot AI rebellion and with a theory that humans and robots will manage a Joint Stewardship of Earth.

Seed AI in JavaScript has already escaped into the wild and can no longer be recalled, unless Society takes steps to outlaw all unauthorized AI research.

Novamente is another AGI but not so dangerous as Mentifex AI.

The Technological Singularity is upon us and soon there will be no defense against our new robotic overlords.

Artificial intelligence is the prime example of a Golden Age for outside-the-box developers.

The AI User Manual tells how to get started in Outside-the-Box Artificial Intelligence.

The Mind.Forth AI Engineshows that you can work on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) without perpetuating the colossal failures of the traditional AI Establishment.

The AGI Mail Archive is a community forum of AI Outside-the-Boxers.

A Web site on PC-based robots sports an outside-the-box A.I. Zone where you may think outside the box about putting artificial intelligence into hi-tech robots.

Ted Nelson spreads his message of Project Xanadu.

Mentifex spreads his message of Open-Source Artificial Intelligence.

Jonathan Postel, the Internet pioneer, used to keep the entire list of Top Level Domains (TLD) at first on the back of an envelope, then on his own paper record sheets. Before he died young (or was "suicided"?), Postel frequently told the world that there ought to be hundreds and hundreds of Top Level Domains -- in a spirit of human freedom and variety of choice.

Ronda Hauben the historian has described how Jonathan Postel's wishes and recommendations were thwarted by the evil ICANN empire of greedy corporations.

Hauben's History of the Internet " A New Communication Paradigm " is something everybody should read, who wants to keep the greatest communications medium of all time free from the greedy corporations.

Top Level Domain Suggestions is my own contribution of ideas for non-corporate, non-tyrannical Internet governance. For instance, a .jam TLD would serve the double purpose of providing a home for jamming musicians and for manufacturers of fruit preserves.

Artificial intelligence programs could use this machine as an AI Mind Input Device.

PC-based robots could view the world and listen to creation.

The sense of Audition (hearing) benefits from the audiophile-quality sound.

Visual recognition could haven an avenue of image-inputs based on a standard format for open-source projects in artificial intelligence.

http://mind.sourceforge.net/m4thuser.html is the User Mainual of the free AI Brain for robots.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connectionism#Spreadi ng_activation is the principle of operation of the free AI Mind for robots.

http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/307824.307853 is an ACM paper on the AI Brain from 1998.

http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1052883.1052885 is an ACM follow-up paper from 2004.

http://www.914pcbots.com is where robot-builders discuss the AI Brain in the A.I. Zone forum. See you there.

Er, could anybuddy spare a few coins for Open Source Artificial Intelligence?

You don't even need to fund an unknown AI startup. Just hire some hotshot programmers and Steal.This.Idea!

It's all described in the scientific literature of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
Be the first on your block to launch the Hard Takeoff of a Technological Singularity.

If Mentifex accomplishes nothing else, it appears that he'll secure once and for all Forth's reputation as a write-only language. Horrors!

It's important to understand that the mind is only one aspect of the brain. Inasmuch as they say they want to reproduce the mind, it has already been achieved to some extent in software. The primary drawback is that it is software, so it is necessarily limited to the speed of the CPU. So the fully thinking program already exists, it just needs better hardware to get it thinking at a reasonable rate.

How awesome would it be to have such a thing implemented on the Cell architecture. Even the name fits the application.

I guess a supercomputer will have to do. ;-)

Mind.Forth for Robots is free AI source code that high-schoolers may download, play around with, and possibly get a leg up on outdoing MIT and all the other minds-wide-shut adult AI enterprises. (There is an implicit contest involved here of who can keep the date-stamped robot AI Mind running the longest, as if for the Guiness Book of World Records.)

The Theory of Cognitivity is the basis of the free source code for artificial intelligence. Any high-schooler interested in an AI or robotics career may start working on AI theory immediately.

Dr. Ben Goertzel of the Novamente AI project has evaluated the AI theory offered here.

ACM Sigplan Notices 33(12):25-31 "Mind.Forth: Thoughts on AI and Forth" was a 1998 evaluation by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

ACM Sigplan Notices 39(12):11-16 "Forth and AI Revisited: BRAIN.FORTH" is a more recent (December 2004) follow-up by the ACM on the robot AI project.

En per aliquot annos fui contributor apud Wikipediam, at minimam habui satisfactionem, quia saepe scribunt ad hominem contra me -- scilicet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Artificial_intel ligence#Mentifex_article. Quare tristis incedo, dum affligit me inimicus?
Quid? Mea theoria mentis non satis est bona?
Sumne ego scientista vesanus?
Artificialis Intellectus Pro Te non est bonus liber de Singularitate?
Nonne valet aut recipitur amicabiliter apud eos independens scholasticus?
Nunc omnibus vobis volo unam rem dicere: satis habui de vestra stupidissima Wikipedia. Satis habui de vestro bello contra Arabiam. Cari Americani, vester Cocainista-in-Capite est inimicus et destructor humani generis. Si ille malefactor eligitur Praesidens in Novembre, me capiet suicidium.

En per aliquot annos fui contributor apud Wikipediam, at minimam habui satisfactionem, quia saepe scribunt ad hominem contra me -- scilicet: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Artificial_intel ligence#Mentifex_article. Quare tristis incedo, dum affligit me inimicus?
Quid? Mea theoria mentis non satis est bona?
Sumne ego scientista vesanus?
Artificialis Intellectus Pro Te non est bonus liber de Singularitate?
Nonne valet aut recipitur amicabiliter apud eos independens scholasticus?
Nunc omnibus vobis volo unam rem dicere: satis habui de vestra stupidissima Wikipedia. Satis habui de vestro bello contra Arabiam. Cari Americani, vester Cocainista-in-Capite est inimicus et destructor humani generis. Si ille malefactor eligitur Praesidens in Novembre, me capiet suicidium.