Charter for Compassion

Religious institutions will crumble during the present revolution because a more enlightened humanity will embrace the essence of the message of their faiths without the unneeded dogma of people milking the message. As the revolution unfolds this will become increasingly obvious and its is anticipated that greater understanding will emerge among people. One must accept that most "religion" has been the historical basis for war and that understanding is a requirement for greater compassion. Relgious institutions are largely corrput mechanisms for power. The Charter for Compassion addresses this evolution in human conciousness.

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Mind and Machine - The Connection is Arriving

This 60 minutes video article demonstrates how new technologies are indeed bridging the minds of intelligent creatures, including humans, with machines. We are seeing the true dawn of a revolution, where are thinking can be read by machines and the results of which are unpredictable, inspiring and awesome.

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Photosynth Demo

Photosynth is launched at photsynth.net. You may need to refresh your browser or pass your mouse over the image. Check out this technology where you can create your own synths and see other examples. The previous post on the demonstration of this software is also an excellent point of reference as is this synth of Christchurch Cathedral in New Zealand.

PhotoSynth : Creating the "Machines" Collective Memory

Blaise Aguera y Arcas' technology reflects both how the "machine" will learn and combine our content to create immersion environments and how we will increasingly interact to give content and have something even more useful come of it. Watch the 7 minute video on TED and pay particular attention to the example of the virtual Notre Dame which demonstrates the Photosynth technology. You will be absolutely amazed.

Using Nano and Green Technology - How Biology Will Increasingly Fuel The Revolution of Technology

At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference in Sausalito, Calif., Steve Jurvetson of Draper Fisher Jurvetson describes the acceleration of computer and genetic technology through Moore's law, and then outlines nature-inspired methods for building nanotech. He also explains why decoding DNA from the ocean is important to green tech's future. Fascinating.