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The Social Implications Of "The Singularity Moment"

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02-14-2011 10:03 AM 		Reply to: Message 22 by crashfrog
02-13-2011 6:00 PM

Half a bee, philosophically , must, ipso facto, half not be
Well, ok. When did it stop being his grandfather's axe?
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Excuse me, I just had to comment how odd it is to see someone say "Philosophy is primarily an endeavor whose purpose is the destruction of human knowledge" on Thursday decides to discuss Theseus' Paradox on the following Sunday
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