Various idea and concept. Something to think about that does not relate to any particular topic, event, or person. I’d like to start this quarterly review of thoughts about the past and the future. First, it seems easier to predict the future than to estimate the past. For example, predicting the future appears to be much easier than the job of archaeologists trying to piece together what happened based on clues and forensic analysis. And at this point I want to point out some recent works. One is the work done by Stephen Wolfram where he shows how simple programs develop extremely complex results. If we study the concept of the Greek gods and their roles, we can find that the world as we know it began with extreme simplicity.
Perhaps various programs that have been running and interacting for 5.5 billion years. Now without going too far and therefore such comments being discarded by those of extreme religious convictions of any sect. In fact, this comment would not exclude the idea of one god or eliminate the idea of Greek theories and beliefs in multiple gods, but rather open a dialogue beyond the absolutes that we see in major religions and the literal interpretations of those writings. . Let’s take the simplicity of life at the most basic levels of RNA, DNA, proteins, etc. The easiest way to study something is from scratch, so if we wonder how the complexity of life (species and niches) really came into being here on this planet, it might be easier to know that answer by creating life.
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Now this could be artificial life, add artificial intelligence that interacts with human life or other intelligent species on the planet.
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It would be smart to discover more ways to interact with our intelligent species on Earth to communicate. As we have done with chimpanzees through sign language or with dolphins. But the most interesting thing is that in our “Politically Correct World” we have not been honest enough with our own human species and perhaps the notion of working towards a world closer to humanity should figure in the idea. If we create life and watch it evolve, then we can better understand these theories of how we best describe the past. Studying and predicting the future is much easier than forensically studying and delineating the past or past events. Surely one can approach looking back, but not as close as one who has studied the future based on the present or the present, understanding the current perception of the past in the equation. In this regard, I would like to point to Isaac Asimov and his trilogy as an example of something we are working on today. Also the lifetime diaries of Nicola Tesla and his ideas about the automaton, the work of ELF and other predictions of the future seem to have predicted our current future quite closely.
I like to think that by studying different technologies myself, I can find clues to the future based on current observations along with the most recent innovations and their potential uses. Also, if you look at Arthur C. Clark and all his ideas, it seems that many of them are now becoming reality, all of which seem to be combinations of all the innovations and thoughts of the past. Many of these predictions in fictional form have come true. Geosynchronous satellite communication (Iridium), cold fusion, modern alchemy, etc., once said: “To predict the future we need logic, but we also need faith and imagination, which can sometimes defy logic itself.” Arthur C. Clarke. Nicola Tesla had almost as many written predictions as Galileo, Einstein, Copernicus, Da Vinci, Newton, etc. And today we have amazing people in our era watching, inventing, innovating, creating and inventing. Some of these living intellectuals have made some huge predictions that, if they come true, will be a wonderful achievement for humanity.
In fact, predicting the future with a little knowledge and observation is relatively easy. Having studied the great explorers of the past and famous archaeologists like Charles Leaky, it is interesting how much we have learned, but how little clues are available. Charles Darwin also had a lot to say and many times what we see today along with what we are somewhat certain about in the past, such as the existence of dinosaurs from fossil records, etc. We have rebuilt much of what was, we know what it is to a great extent, except for the diversion and secrets provided due to the military, allies, and national security. We know how people think and what kinds of things they want in the way of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and the wants and desires of all human beings, through cultural, parental and social upbringing and of course those pre-printed elements. in DNA and organic desires. life schedule.
We know that innovation or invention is introduced when there is a desire or need. For example, in a war, you have to win or lose everything, so the need to innovate is key. If you need energy, water, food, transportation again, you will see innovation. If you can make money entertaining people; You have the need for innovation and a way to use it to make money, therefore increase the funding to provide it. If there is a business that needs to be more efficient, it will find innovation. For example; robotics in manufacturing to replace people, advances in aerodynamics to move people, advances in medicine to save people. Industry often drives innovations as can smart governments that can see where we are and where we want to be.
So if you study where we are, where we are going, you can often predict the categories of improvements needed, as well as serious pitfalls. Therefore predicting the future is relatively easy. Both the short-term and the long-term future can be predicted as long as your preconceived notions are based on the reality of your observations of the current period. If you look at the people who advise the Presidents’ Administration, you can see that we are all in good hands and if you can see the methods of their folly when they advise such administrations, you can see the brilliance of their sense of direction as they fight against. social norms. status quos and dying technologies. It is an art and a science to build for the future without going beyond the limits of continuity. Incremental change is better without interrupting the natural flow of things. Too much disruptive technology is not good. The flow must be obtained to continue serving free men, otherwise it will end up turning on the “Lunch Light” for those we are trying to serve. Man’s forward movement requires careful planning like a three-dimensional chessboard;
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We must continue studying the flows and the future, which is much easier than you think. There are many factors such as trade, population migration, population growth, industry sector rotations, weather cycles, trade partners, wars, voting trends, infrastructure depreciation, crime, the flow of capital, the stock markets, national security, politics, religious overtones. , law, taxation, energy, natural resources, environment, health, language, education, transportation, communication, distribution and currency, just to name a few, that must be studied and must fit. This is why you need experts and well-rounded individuals with multiple disciplines of so many and more listed items and with a team of dedicated thinkers all with a common goal, the tasks are not really that daunting, although to many it may seem uncomplicated. . -realizable.
Although, since you will be creating the future, it may not be that important to know the future, but if you are going where humanity seems to be heading and for the right reasons and are ready to mitigate the negatives by acknowledging them and working to use those potential weaknesses as strengths, then you can get to where you are going. Now as far as the past is concerned, it has happened before and since we are in a linear time trap where we cannot fix those problems or even be sure exactly what happened, we must form a realistic and probable estimate of the past and study the trends, flows, cycles, grids, programs, of the present and the most recent past, of which we can verify and move to direct the great ship of humanity towards the destiny of the future. Just a thought; Any comments on any of the mentioned topics, any other perspective or point of view, please share it with us.