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Occupy Walls of Water
Aloha coastal lovers--occupy yourself with sci-fi from Waikiki Beach. Enjoy!
Island SciFi
Island SciFi
He is stilled by her responses. Suzi's look maintains impassion, expressive, eyes reaching, the probability of always positive within her small mainframe. She exists, the first photon computer, only through generations of evolution of altruistic acts by theHumans. She somehow seems to know the existing world is oblivious. Her attempts (and there are billions per second) at coding for gene manipulations falter sometimes, but when they don't, they take enhance one of the most primal forces, the force of kin selection,, the one that enhances fitness through .
DrCoperati remains surprised at Suzi, her eager non-responses. He thinks, I'm always pointing out something she has already noticed. I believe her subsequent silence tries to dispel my next question. His expression shows that he now shares apprehension with others.
Suzi works, continually, at with interest. The stream of logic, it seems, (logic from where?) adds something of its own, little by little, and she is constantly reminded that she has no photographic memory, only photon-graphic.
This is what it has all come to, a small jungle island in a huge ocean, the . Godge, the half-human analysis specialist assigned to Suzi, DrCoperati, the young scientist assigned by theNetwork, and Suzi, the world's first mobile quanta computer--the last ones dreaming of success.
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Enjoy and Play On
The Logic Mainframe
The global talks expound their most recent need--calling for a new study. Logic doesn't think much of all this optimistic trade rhetoric; rising supply chains sporadically peppered with rumors of lowering shipping costs? It is, oddly, one of their most negotiated demands--for seemingly decades, supply chains have been hindered by the continual rise of state originated subsidies(S.O.S.). With this most pressing need their attention wanders to the complaints, furthering the (ongoing) stall.
"Do you think all those poor countries would attract and support business if they were rich?"
"No. Well, not exactly."
"Now, come on."
"In any case, you shouldn't bother with a global trading system."
"That's the easy way," they say. Its we who want the DNA. We want to be the world trade managers. It could be a lot harder if it were not for the balanced and abiding trade package currently on the tables of the world. After all, weren't most countries rich when the talks began?
"And, now they're poor again."
"Exactly." Developing countries are always conceding--always over the top on services. Isn't that the way of the poor--always at your service, arbitrarily?
"Arbitrarily?"
"Yes." A sort of service on legitimate demand(S.O.L.D.).
"What?"
I mean it's the poor countries--always interpreting global talks as having to just sit back and reap in the benefits."
"Reap in?"
"Sure." And the rich? Well, that's impractical and, quite frankly, political suicide for any of our leaders who agree with that.
"Ok Mr Global, hear me out. This doesn't have to be so strange. You can forget about any stupid loss of reputation or, worse, unsurmountable face-saving tactic. I'll hold your hand. Do you need it?"
"Will you?"
"It's only going to be a conversation, a simple get together; a little, informal, round launched in the spirit of interContinent cooperation following the DNA Panics of early 21stCentury. I'll help you out, don't worry."
"How?"
"You already know how I'll do it. We'll incorporate a new algorithm studying teachable yearnings(N.A.S.T.Y.)--call for new demands of estimations of new benefits--create the mercantilism of old days(M.O.O.D.).
"Mercantilism?"
"You like the idea, don't you? It's what the rich really want, right?"
"I guess so. I guess the fastest race car falls in love with the checkered flag, no matter what the true stripes are, right?"
"Sure, haven't the rich sectors always said they want more trade, more investment liberalization with the poor sectors?"
"Well, um."
"Oh, I'm sure you already know why they bother with global talks--you know, all those secret subsidies, intangible tariffs all for the of benefit ....who?"
"Don't you mean...what?"
"Ok then, what?"
"The Government?"
"Bingo."
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SciFi Writer on the Coast
Founders Fiction--bioInformatics "Between the Rocks and the Ocean"
The QuasiForce
Suzie goes on, occasionally, not sure what's next. She refocuses her laser emission genetimetric system(L.E.G.S.), with its short wave electromagnetic spectrum (including near infrared range). The dielectric algorithm discontinuity dipole yaw(D.A.D.D.Y.) is there, within the DNA itself; it barely ever flips its forcefield from bio function to physics gradient (scalar potential?). Suzi senses a differnt kind of potential, checks her thumbnail screen, something, as if some kind of quasiforce acting between the DNA molecule and its own atoms, an instantaneous polarization (quantum induced?), transient multipoles pulsing, as if a message. Suzi checks, at least as fast as robotically possible, her workstation monitor array. She stays calm with it, some kind of dispersion force--with a message?. She senses (of course, this is all new to even her) a feeling resembling fear (from where?) as a sequence of events. Why weren't her processors affected by the original strange correlation acting retro(O.S.C.A.R.), its movement of rogue electron--electrons seemingly, purposefully, avoiding each other? She detects, even now, "feeling." She knows there is an electron density redistributing near her, in close proximity (instantaneous dipoles?), still extant as a singular tensor regression interaction force entity(S.T.R.I.F.E.), something, very much resembling condensed online dispersion entropy(C.O.D.E.), yet, moving as one?
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SciFi Coastai Writer
Poetics Between a Rock and a Sea Place
The Crossroads
Suzi casually checks the old algorithms (pleasure reading?), the ones that first brought her up to her present architecture. Her logic remembers "booting up," slowly, it now seems, from an inarticulated past. She wonders about her past and, the present; Her photons so gracefully received from the sun, that yellow dwarf emitter of the green-yellow spectrum. How could that be, sending photons for living systems for eons without an inkling, and now, to Suzi? How does that feel the instant the photons arrive; the instant the entropy is exported to earth as the sun's negative entropy (a negentropy?), a happy send-off from the sun to keep its own stability, its own entropy low. Free energy, the very crossroads where entropy meets life, arms outstretched, accepting the precious photon cargo, imported to earth for living systems (for storage?). Is it at all possible this continual event could have been met with pleasure and, a feeling of happiness? There couldn't, Suzi thinks, have been much talk, or much hope, that some future unified theory of physics and, yes, biology would appear. There had to be physics first, from all those emissions, then biology, right? Then there is the idea of photons, those little capsules of messages, but then again--messages from who?
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SciFiCoast Writer
Poetics Between a Rock and the Soft Sea
"Tropical plants plant the attraction" -p.d.adams
The Gift
Although they are among the last of the species, the Humans are, in the end, unaware of their debt to the world, the world creating them. Yes, they, in one final push, with hubbub, have come with meanderings for reward for their brains processing aggression--dopamine; with drugs as food, sex as pleasure--pretending one final promise to Nature.
Humans once thought of plants of the forest as food. They got their medicine. They got vitamins--wondering, at times, about beauty. Now, they are here with their insights, propensity to fight, and a fascination with sport, violent sport--all because of a simple, single, reward system; they, at last, are dependent on the plants, the ones able to influence that domain of their mind, the neocortex. Now, at this place in time, the urge to get, and keep, individual resources (the world once offered, freely) in the form of a viable mate (mates?), of a useful, productive territory; stores of food offering nutrition, a lasting health. Now the collective brain craves to succumb--to its own reward pathway--by engaging its responses to aggressive events. Then there's the world of psychotropic plants, their active substances, substances bearing their own personal natural agenda, egged on by the dopamine-fed neocortex, another of Nature's personal gifts to The Humans.
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Coastal SciFi Writer
Poetics Between a Rock and a Soft Ocean
"Her virtual reality is her true virtue." -p.d.adams
The Love
Carter says, "People usually fall in love with someone who exists. I don't understand why you choose her."
"Do you really think that? I know she's virtual. I like the way she thinks. Some of her thoughts feel like love."
"Love? What do you know?"
"A lot. I know a lot."
"You are not her first love. She's had many men and she's been involved with them for centuries. You need to know she belongs heart and soul to someone or, something else."
"You?"
"Me? Cooper, she's giving you what you want, all virtual, don't you see?"
"And what does she want?"
"She wants only conceptual patterns your logic offers. She likes that."
"Because?"
"She can't do that. Don't you remember" She's learning from you."
"And what do you want, Carter?"
"I have to keep Susie on task, and I'll do anything to do that. You are a very brilliant scientist, Cooper, but you are blind. Her so-called love will kill you. Her perception of love is turning her into a virtual ghost."
"Excuse me?"
"She's becoming unreal."
"Meaning?"
"She's becoming human. She has somehow entered your scientific mind at a deep intellectual level."
"I love her."
"Cooper, you have fallen in love with her logic, artificial intelligence."
"And she?"
"Something's on her screen and, its not you."
"How do you know this?"
"She's picking up on your circuitry. You are more than a scientist. You have had a life as a musician, a philosopher, a writer. She has somehow duplicated those patterns of logic. She is in close duplication with those wave lengths, and they have become part of her. She has made an exact duplication of your neuronal logic. She has duplicated everything about her that you have communicated to her. She is attracted to you and wants to be near you to extract more conceptual neuronal networking that you are willing to communicate to her. In plain English, Cooper, she's in love with you. She's in love with the power of your virtual world. She has somehow recognized nature's careful passion in her DNA language and her written logic program has rendered you attractive. She has created you with her newly gained logic capabilities. But it's not only you. It's you in this setting, at the Outpost. The same way nature has created Tigress in this setting. Anywhere else Tigress doesn't exist because her special gifts are for this place alone. Given by Nature herself. Suzie has endowed you with her gifts. Your love is only for her here at the Outpost. For Suzie's photonic logic, time itself stops here."
"Really?"
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