You Only Need One Line of Code to Crack a Computer

It’s not illegal to tell you, but immoral. But it’s safe to say if you learn the rules of critical thinking, then provided you have enough time, you can answer any question, but the problem then becomes, are you certain? Because critical thinking and evaluation is about making the right decision without what I call excess baggage which we pick up since birth, from everyone around us, who just so happens to be our friends and foes and of course our parents. If you ever see them, mine were always working. I guess someone has to work. My dad was an engineer as well, and I guess that’s what it was that took him to different parts of the world, or was it his secretary?

Anyhow, life is short, when you don't know how long it is. Tomorrow never comes.

Yes, the number of times I have sent my computer from the black hole and back again. In that time I have often wondered what else it can do, apart from just add up.

That's why I studied artificial intelligence at university. The things you learn. It’s amazing what artificial intelligence is doing to make the world a better place to live in, if only you would give it a chance.

Even today, AI (Artificial Intelligence) is used in a host of products;  from cancer screening, passport control, mobile phone apps, you name it  AI is there as your quarterback ready and waiting to launch an offensive, with the old two nine routine. If you see it, forget it.

When you suffer with bipolar you have a habit of repeating yourself, or something like that, they call it rapid cycling. But with something as important as making the right decision at crucial times it’s important to repeat yourself.

The hardest part sometimes is not knowing if you have made the right decision, until you have. It’s easy for a computer to make the right or wrong decision because it has no feelings. It doesn't matter if your credit card goes barmy, or your hairdryer goes on the blink, because it's only after you have made the decision, that sometimes you realise you have made the right or wrong choice.

It’s a puzzle only made worse when you haven't negated all of the negative bias and bigotry that you have brought with you since birth. So understanding what the question asked is first principle of critical thinking. Believe me, if you don't understand this principle you are going nowhere fast.

There’s an old saying, which programmers like me, like to use about cryptography, you can crack the code, but, can you understand the message?  You may think you do, that’s almost guaranteed. The question is, are you certain?

Are you listening,  what are you dreaming?

As Jesus said, “belief is everything.”

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P.S. Tomorrow Never Comes

Hey, Chuck. Did you bring any spending money? Viva la vida loca.

Conducting Survey into Precognitive Choices

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