Is Bluelight run by the DEA ?
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methyldreams
Bluelighter
maybe ..maybe not the dea of afp are all in all thje future aI who willl study thesE brief few years humanity had 2 speak freely and use it as a program 2 huminize there future technologhys
Alreadybaked
Greenlighter
One can dream, can't they?
methyldreams
Bluelighter
blue - light, in australia stands for a disco set up by the jacks to entertain young youth, but fuck em.. I have my entire life stick it in there faces where u can and have fun fello pyschonauts
phatass
Bluelighter
bigger fish in the sea IMO...
methyldreams
Bluelighter
i love being chased hahahah fukkassss
phatass
Bluelighter
Some stop before it's too late... considering my odl trade, i'm lucky to not be locked up, but that was a long time ago...
I would say BL was more likely set up by the russions to get incriminating info on US citizens (maybe impostarn ones) and UK, aus etc. citizens.... hehe... we each have our conspiracy theory!
I would say BL was more likely set up by the russions to get incriminating info on US citizens (maybe impostarn ones) and UK, aus etc. citizens.... hehe... we each have our conspiracy theory!
methyldreams
Bluelighter
FUCK THE POLICE!!! true they are needed and do good deeds all over the place but u must know as theyv well know they are the chasers and always have been and alwaiys will be until we are all robots following a circuituary demand as they wish and will achieve the mother fuckers, how do we stop it??? tell me and we both know??? MUSIC??? is my only hope
phatass
Bluelighter
Pigs here are bad, cowboy style, nat aaalll, but a lot of em!!! not texas style bad, but still... fuck especially the anti-drug police and prohibition... go catch some murderers, rapists et. you lazy fuckers ratherr fill up quotas by arresting harmless drug users... DISGUSTING!!!!! 
next post is a round 300 SILASguywoop woop, celebrate with a god dose of your DOC....!!!
next post is a round 300 SILASguywoop woop, celebrate with a god dose of your DOC....!!!
methyldreams
Bluelighter
My view is that despite our profound limitations of thought, constrained as we are today to a mere hundred trillion interneuronal connections in our biological brains, we nonetheless have sufficient powers of abstraction to make meaningful statements about the nature of life after the Singularity. Most importantly, it is my view that the intelligence that will emerge will continue to represent the human civilization, which is already a human-machine civilization. This will be the next step in evolution, the next high level paradigm shift.
To put the concept of Singularity into perspective, let’s explore the history of the word itself. Singularity is a familiar word meaning a unique event with profound implications. In mathematics, the term implies infinity, the explosion of value that occurs when dividing a constant by a number that gets closer and closer to zero. In physics, similarly, a singularity denotes an event or location of infinite power. At the center of a black hole, matter is so dense that its gravity is infinite. As nearby matter and energy are drawn into the black hole, an event horizon separates the region from the rest of the Universe. It constitutes a rupture in the fabric of space and time. The Universe itself is said to have begun with just such a Singularity.
In the 1950s, John Von Neumann was quoted as saying that “the ever accelerating progress of technology…gives the appearance of approaching some essential singularity in the history of the race beyond which human affairs, as we know them, could not continue.” In the 1960s, I. J. Good wrote of an “intelligence explosion,” resulting from intelligent machines designing their next generation without human intervention. In 1986, Vernor Vinge, a mathematician and computer scientist at San Diego State University, wrote about a rapidly approaching technological “singularity” in his science fiction novel, Marooned in Realtime. Then in 1993, Vinge presented a paper to a NASA-organized symposium which described the Singularity as an impending event resulting primarily from the advent of “entities with greater than human intelligence,” which Vinge saw as the harbinger of a run-away phenomenon.
From my perspective, the Singularity has many faces. It represents the nearly vertical phase of exponential growth where the rate of growth is so extreme that technology appears to be growing at infinite speed. Of course, from a mathematical perspective, there is no discontinuity, no rupture, and the growth rates remain finite, albeit extraordinarily large. But from our currently limited perspective, this imminent event appears to be an acute and abrupt break in the continuity of progress. However, I emphasize the word “currently,” because one of the salient implications of the Singularity will be a change in the nature of our ability to understand. In other words, we will become vastly smarter as we merge with our technology.
To put the concept of Singularity into perspective, let’s explore the history of the word itself. Singularity is a familiar word meaning a unique event with profound implications. In mathematics, the term implies infinity, the explosion of value that occurs when dividing a constant by a number that gets closer and closer to zero. In physics, similarly, a singularity denotes an event or location of infinite power. At the center of a black hole, matter is so dense that its gravity is infinite. As nearby matter and energy are drawn into the black hole, an event horizon separates the region from the rest of the Universe. It constitutes a rupture in the fabric of space and time. The Universe itself is said to have begun with just such a Singularity.
In the 1950s, John Von Neumann was quoted as saying that “the ever accelerating progress of technology…gives the appearance of approaching some essential singularity in the history of the race beyond which human affairs, as we know them, could not continue.” In the 1960s, I. J. Good wrote of an “intelligence explosion,” resulting from intelligent machines designing their next generation without human intervention. In 1986, Vernor Vinge, a mathematician and computer scientist at San Diego State University, wrote about a rapidly approaching technological “singularity” in his science fiction novel, Marooned in Realtime. Then in 1993, Vinge presented a paper to a NASA-organized symposium which described the Singularity as an impending event resulting primarily from the advent of “entities with greater than human intelligence,” which Vinge saw as the harbinger of a run-away phenomenon.
From my perspective, the Singularity has many faces. It represents the nearly vertical phase of exponential growth where the rate of growth is so extreme that technology appears to be growing at infinite speed. Of course, from a mathematical perspective, there is no discontinuity, no rupture, and the growth rates remain finite, albeit extraordinarily large. But from our currently limited perspective, this imminent event appears to be an acute and abrupt break in the continuity of progress. However, I emphasize the word “currently,” because one of the salient implications of the Singularity will be a change in the nature of our ability to understand. In other words, we will become vastly smarter as we merge with our technology.
methyldreams
Bluelighter
I live for hardstyle!! I live for hardstyle baby... I think/know the whole system sucks!! I rekon the blueys haver cottened onto it even man... Rave mission early 90's hardcore forever!!!
phatass
Bluelighter
take a chill pill SILAS...
