Evidence of superior civilization or class 4 civilization

On Wednesday, July 13, 2011 4:57:17 AM UTC-7, Joseki wrote:
URL to an interesting article from Daily Galaxy
_http://tinyurl.com/6cbrywg_ (http://tinyurl.com/6cbrywg)

If a universe has life in it, then it has the conditions friendly to
life
developing. Then, once life evolves and starts to develop
technologically,
that life may develop the means to spawn off other universes. They
will
create universes that are friendly to life.

So, we may be the result of a long series of universe spawnings.
Gregory
Benford used something like that in his novel Cosm.


First few paragraphs
"A recent mathematical analysis says that life as we know it is
written
into the laws of reality. DNA is built from a set of twenty amino
acids -
the first ten of those can create simple prebiotic life, and now it
seems that
those ten are thermodynamically destined to occur wherever they can.

Variation upon "Oh My Darling Clementine"

In a universe in an existence, in an onion, on a farm
lived a bunch of lying doctors with the motto "Do no harm."
They were called "physicians", not to be confused with
physicists who at least knew that reality is a myth.

There were also politicians who made claims that their rules,
were for the good of all folks, protesters are just fools.
Filling out forms of government was unmitigated joy,
and anyone who might disagree was just playing a ploy.

Let's not omit priests of Gods from our charming ditty,
claiming that intercession was required for God's pity.
Doctors say hearing consciences shows that you're insane,
since they often have no scruples, you can say that once again.

I could let this song run on for quite a while if I liked,
but chances are that I'm kill-filed and thoroughly spiked.
So what's the point to writing songs that will never be heard?
The rest of you can just get screwed, or go off and eat a turd.

Lonnie Courtney Clay

PLEASE, YOU FIRST, LCC!

BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Saul Levy


On Sat, 16 Jul 2011 08:17:42 -0700 (PDT), Lonnie Clay
wrote:

I could let this song run on for quite a while if I liked,
but chances are that I'm kill-filed and thoroughly spiked.
So what's the point to writing songs that will never be heard?
The rest of you can just get screwed, or go off and eat a turd.

Lonnie Courtney Clay