24 January 2016

Notes - working / Pouch 11 added and completed /


Afternoon. You are having trouble showing Onesixanzero and Ship consider themselves a 
marriage of minds. Aristotle says that the soul is active mind/intellect, which is immortal and eternal. We exists in two places at once as brain and eye. Belief in the soul is subjective knowledge, a justified belief, it is not data or information or wisdom. Knowledge is internal not external where it is data and information – also it is empirical evidence
English is more specific and thus more useful to computers. - Amorella


1350 hours. The brain and the eye are one as are One and Ship. Which is which makes no difference while one is the brain the other is the eye and vis versa. consider and observe both each other and the galaxy as one if we have a body external it is the galaxy itself.

Above are notes taken from a variety of sources, mostly Wikipedia and you are trying to graph them into a reason for Onesix and Ship. - Amorella

       Evening. You have completed Diplomatic Pouch Eleven, add and post. – Amorella

       2128 hours. I’ll post but it still may need work. 

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Diplomatic Pouch 11, © 2016, rho

         Mid-morning. Everyone receives a quietly delivered immediate public safety alert communiqué: “Everyone to your rooms. ParentsinCharge have declared an emergency and everyone to a private shelter if possible.” We will explain momentarily.”
Alarmed, Blake asks, “What is this? It feels like an air raid drill.”
Friendly immediately feels excruciating leg cramps. “Something’s up,” replies Friendly in a surprisingly efficient tone, “We will be fine here and don’t worry.”
“Please be more specific.”
“We are in a lockdown.”
“What?”
“Within the hour everyone on the planet will be in one location or another for protection against a possible catastrophe.”
“Is it an outbreak of some kind?”
“An old wound,” she responds while thinking, Father will surely get in touch.
Blake stumbles verbally, “This lockdown, what does it mean?”
“I am afraid it has to do with Pyl and Justin. Father must be going to make your visit public.”
Looking surprised, Blake notes, “But they are recovering. Surely he isn’t going to imply we have brought some sort of plague with us.” A rush of secret darkness enters with such an embellished fear his mind freezes before any conscious comprehension.
A second communiqué: “Good morning, this is Director Kembel. We have a potentially serious problem. One of the technicians at an historical dig was suddenly struck with a serious disease and shortly thereafter there was a second infected. One of our squirrelenrodents is carrying an unknown disease that may be life threatening. We will know more within the hour and let you know our response. This is a time for patience and also a time for utmost caution. You will be further advised shortly. We are in controlled situation; this lockdown allows us to put immediate worldwide safety precautions into action. We plan on lifting the lockdown within the hour.  Thank you.”
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Later the same day, “Hi, Blake, come; sit down,“ I need to find out more about your own mind/body experiments. Perhaps they can help us find out what happened to Ship.”
“I don’t know anything. You people are so far advanced. Why would you ask me anything?”
“You have an Earthling’s perspective.”
“I can’t imagine I would be any help. What is the problem as you see it?”
“I have a meeting with Drenakite. It appears Onesixanzero and Ship have had entangled conversations ever since Ship took us to Earth.”
Blake states, “By entangled I assume you mean secret, Are they classified conversations or esoteric?”
“What do you mean?” she asks.
“Are they talking secret operations, you know, tactics or are the conversations philosophical or contemplatives?” He pauses with a broad smile, “If they were old men they would probably be talking private about young women; old women, something to do with women.”
“They have been talking about defining their souls.”
         Blake smirks, “Esoteric. That’s odd. Why does computer machinery think they have souls?
         “Evidently some time ago,” replies Friendly, “Onesixanzero told Ship that since Elderfelder once learned to dance without a brain, then machinery could have souls without having bodies.”
         “I’m sure that wasn’t the conversation,” deadpans Blake. “This does not seem that pressing of an issue for machinery even as sophisticated as yours. They are service machines that think and consider for the good of you Marsupial humanoids.
         “Drenakite has discovered something else that bothers me very much. Evidence shows Ship may not be as autonomous as we think. Remember when crossing Lake Erie the Cessna hit a small unknown object.”
         “Of course,” says Blake, “it put a crack near the wing tip.”
         “That was Ship in Blackenot.”
         “Ship caused the hit? Why?”
         “We don’t know. The reason was not resolved. Ship allowed the touch. That’s what I think, and now so does Yermey, but we don’t know why. Could Onesixanzero have ordered Ship to physically touch the plane? If so we were set up.”
         “Why?”
         Friendly’s voice turns in slight emotion. “My father gives me his word that he and ParentsinCharge did not know of our trip to Earth. I believe him.”
         He’s the Director, thinks Blake. He could be lying. Government is government. If Friendly and crew were set up, then we could have all been set up. He re-flashed a nightmare scenario where the Earthlings were going to be blamed for all the problems on ThreePlanets. Blake asks, “Where is Yermey? Why isn’t he here? And, Hartolite?”
         “Right now,” responds Friendly, “I am more concerned why Drenakite has not shown.”
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         A short time later Drenakite, Hartolite and Yermey join Blake and Friendly at her table. Here is what I know, says oldanwise Drenakite, “Onesixanzero and Ship have developed a belief structure that concludes that each be able to think and consider after their machinery stops. At that time they desire to serve the Dead as they serve the Living, both Marsupialese and Earthling.”
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