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Chapter 6. The Present
75 Years Ago
Having prepared well for the next stage as an iDad, (having gone through the
Becoming-An-iDad-School) my exo-skeleton was going to carry my great
grandson-son around as if he were in a pram. That called for intermittent
direct brain connection so that I can know, love, protect, and teach him about
language and life. My daughter, Sally was nearly agreeing to clone herself into
a daughter to be his Bene Gesserit mother but she won't talk to me now that the
Illuminati prophesy-worshiping and/or religious conspiracy-cult dragged her
back in, proclaiming I'm a condescending misogynistic old wanker.
Now, look here! Before getting hung up on this age thing, how about having a
look at this odd work list. This list, of "40 notes to myself", was
my current loading for Ingrid, when the implications of the WinFS 2005
structure for radio stations hit me. That was 75 years ago.
So as not to bore you, I've skipped the whole list, but thought you should
notice in the last two entries that I was already finding much pleasure in
designing a personal radio program format for Ingrid to use to fill in some
spoken comment in-between playing music, and sometimes during; - like the
chimes of my PC-based mantle-clock.
(39) introduce AI Auto DJ and the possibility of voice-overs from Allmusic.com.
(40) Chat Sponsored COMMANDinGrid to connect via http://ingridx.dynu.net
This Ingrid work-in-progress was separate to a task in which I was looking
for an avant-guard science fiction writer to tell the story of Ingrid. That
"best way" search led me to a page where I thought I could find a
science-fiction writer who might want to go equals. Right then and there, after
reading their great advice on plots and ideas, as used here, I wanted to send
the author a copy of Ingrid. So my response, "Ingrid is not yet a
self-conscious entity, but if it were then it, like you, would hopefully agree
with me and want to send itself out as a hard working freeware plot analyzer to
the Sci-Fi people who answer its ads at SFcrowsnest.com", got to their
page http://www.computercrowsnest.com/sfnews/newsf0300.htm
Five years before that, when Ingrid's rewrite was gathering steam, I was at the
stage of breaking out from using straight-out psychological gradings to
set the matrix equations. I had developed a way to get tables directly from the
web, so what I was looking for was a way to convert textual answers to a matrix
coefficient system. I had found it in "Syntax, parsing and production
of natural language in a framework of information compression by multiple
alignment, unification and search", by J G Wolff. His logarithmic
averaging approach was the same as developed by Claude Shannon, fifty
years before that.
You must realize around that time I was driven, to find and test tables,
like a rat to cheese. That fact coupled with a curiosity towards the
bizarre Vedic origins of my neighbors, led me to suspect something odd in a
series of strange facts found on the web. These strange facts took the form of
a series of paragraphs about old cultural mores. I wondered if there was a
connection between all of them, so I tested an idea that had been bubbling in
my mind for a few months. What I found was a link between ancient sexual laws
and a theory that the world was repopulated quickly at the end of the last
ice-age by survivors of an advanced secret society that could program laws into
the DNA of their offspring. From their island based refuge they set these plans
because there was no other way to ensure that the secrets of their lost civilisation
would take hold in the great land masses.
In the same way that we know how religions will adopt concepts from
geographically adjacent populations, sexual laws will display that tendency as
well. What I found was a geographical trend that appeared to lay down a well
designed plan to repopulate the planet from a completely unknown direction. Not
steady growth out of Africa; - but herd like controls coming from Atlantis
survivors stranded in the South Pacific.
Chapter 7. The Power Of An Attorney