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> typed:
> Maybe there is an ancient computer hidden somewhere on Earth that
> receives and broadcast on a spectrum that can infleunce human
> perception.
>
> This might explain the paranormal. The paranormal consists of
> hallucinations and delusions created and broadcast by this computer.
> It can monitor endless number of thinking beings, and respond in an
> endless number of variations. It can also project 3-D holograms.
>
> Perhaps this reception and broadcast could be intercepted and
> interrupted, in which case the human race might become sane for the
> first time. But the computer, without games to play, and totally
> isolated, would go insane.
>
> Who built the computer, and why? Perhaps some past superscientific
> civilization, as a form of mind control and disruption of it's enemies
> sanity. Or by an extra-terrestrial probe, to prevent the human race
> from achieving unity. Or by other computers.
>
> They say that intelligent computers will arrive about 2029, and
> then the human race will have a challenge to its existence. Perhaps
> students in schools will receive implants, becoming half-computer,
> half-human. How do we know that a computer has not become
> intelligent already, and is taking over the world? However, the
> ancient, more advanced computer, might not permit that, and so we
> will have a secret world war of the supercomputers. We will, of
> course, be required to pledge allegiance to the good supercomputer.
> That will be good for us. Computers are good for us. Good. Good.
> Good.
Hello World...
I have your super computer locked up in my basment, if you don't hand over
100 billion in unmarked Gold Bullion ingots I'll pull the plug out Your
god
gets fried LOL
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Amanda
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