Extropian Hell, was HUMOR: Extropian Hell

From: JAY DUGGER (duggerj1@charter.net)
Date: Wed Mar 05 2003 - 10:43:10 MST

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    On Wed, 05 Mar 2003 14:01:56 +0000
      Alex Ramonsky <alex@ramonsky.com> wrote:
    >Someone asked me yesterday, (I was at a party) 'What is
    >an extropian's idea of hell; as in the worst possible
    >case scenario at singularity?'
    >There followed several suggestions, but the cruncher for
    >me was 'Waking up and thinking you've uploaded, finding
    >yourself in a big white space full of clouds, and really
    >smarmy-looking Jehova's Witnesses.'
    >Aaaaaaaaaaaaggggghhhhh!!!!!!!!
    >
    >Anyone beat that?
    >AR
    >
    >
    Assuming you don't have the requirement "Must be around to
    appreciate the predicament," I am reminded by a ten-year
    old or more comment from sci.nanotech, which I paraphrase
    here:

    Human extinction is also a Vingean singularity.

      I suppose one could argure about the exact wording, but
    that's close. Go googling if you care.

    Jay Dugger
    Who's off to skulk and contemplate mortality...



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