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| Personal background |
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| I am from Los Angeles, CA [US]. I am 22 years old. |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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It is my sincerest belief that we are contributing to something much greater than ourselves. A discovery is made everyday--the significance of the discovery usually lies somewhere in the "smaller" sector, nonetheless one more thing has been learned.
Systems within us interact to create a new system. A system that is not only aware of it's existence but aware of the systems that contribute to it. We live in an environment filled with systems, yet none come close to the potential we each have within our skulls. Each system functions within a boundry result--meaning the boundry was once tested and has provided some type of feedback as to what is possible. Perhaps no boundry was tested, this provides feedback also! Essentially shaping systems into what they need to become to survive. Smaller systems combine to make larger ones, smaller ones may cease to to preserve larger functions. I say this only because by now you should understand that these systems are the underlying transparent glue that bind everything from particles to earth to human thought. By now you should see the relation between it all.
So generally speaking the earth serves a puprose within a larger system. It is highly unlikley that earth is the only element of its kind within this larger scheme. If this is to be true, then we can then expect to recieve confirmation eventually. Yet it may take a long while till our proof reveals itself. Until then we act as important elements within this specific system: SETI@HOME.
I run SETI@HOME to do my part ((and to go down in history!))
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