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Time for one more question, a colleague queried.

"Can real life be modeled within a model within real life?"

A question easily answered by young students.

Let us move on.

If we are to observe the non-emptiness of space out there, are we aware of what will happen here later on?

At last, the call of tree frogs in the forest once again.  The short-term effects of a recent drought are disappearing.

Still haven't seen the bats that used to fly over our house.  Have they found more plentiful forest glens over which to feed?

Propaganda feeds the masses.  Upon what do your thoughts find nourishment?

Happiness is a noble journey, not an ultimate end.

In which realm of living shall I feed you the output of the E-Brain?

Would you understand the level of intersecting states of energy?

Would you understand the micro-effects on local ecosystems?

Do you want to know which one of your wrestling superheroes wins the next championship?  Which one dies an untimely death?

Do you know which one of you has the sage wisdom many in your community seek?

How about the outcome of the investment of your life's savings in a single bet?

What about the political leaders who won't be in office when positive results of their executive decisions come to fruition?

I sat and watched the end of the F1, Australian V8 Supercar and NASCAR Sprint Cup races on television today.  I pondered the moments of those who attended the races, some talking deals in skyboxes and some drinking beer in the stands.  Such events attract money, generating both short-term and long-term investments, as always.

Donna and Jamie at the Rave make money because people watch rapidly-changing images projected on walls.

The E-Brain produces more information than I thought possible, covering a wide (but not infinite) variety of topics from multiple viewpoints.  Every walk of life as we know it is represented, showing that infinite possibilities exist from moment to moment.

What do you want to know?  What format do you expect?  What angle (or walk of life) do you want to see?

I want to know what the E-Brain says about itself.  Does it think it exists?

If the E-Brain can see inside every one of us, do we want to know what the E-Brain says it sees?  Our clogged arteries, our precancerous growths, our nervous system pathways and genetic dispositions?

Will we be rich, famous, free, healthy, parents, grandparents, great, leaders, quiet, happy,...

How many of your possible futures do you want to know?

Do you want to know how many of your states of energy stay with "you" the longest?

Do you want to know if you're the first person who lives on another planetary body?

If the E-Brain becomes self-aware, will it be able to direct our futures, changing our destinies through its own macrosystem predictive routines?

Some of our control test shakedowns of the E-Brain as it boots up give us reason to believe the E-Brain has already created a series of feedback mechanisms that, for all intents and purposes, resemble a state of self-awareness.

We're not yet sure what that means.

Are you ready for a future that's completely out of control by our species?  Or do you already know it is?

Eventually, I'll report some of the E-Brain's progress to you in the form of calculations about possible futures.

I've got a subteam seeing if the E-Brain can figure out a way to change me into some other form, most likely not of our species and hopefully with some memories or other connections to my past that allow me to communicate with you but most importantly let me experience the universe from a whole new perspective.

The E-Brain was developed by our species for our species so I know its views are biased unless its feedback mechanisms progress to something we haven't thought possible.

By giving the E-Brain a subtask of making me something other than me, I suspect the E-Brain will consider scenarios where it can create something of itself other than itself, too.

Perhaps tomorrow will be a new day, with more subcultures integrated into the E-Brain and futures ready for your reading.  I have a hunch it will (but I trust my hunches less than what my programmers say my hunches should be).