Re: [ConstellationTalk] "I mean, we are machines, after all. We have all these ethical and social over-layers, but the body is a machine."

From: Robert Grant <erebees@xxxxxxxxx>
To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2012 05:04:40 +1000

Dear Ellen and All,

Of course people are insecure and afraid. We cling to hopes, dreams and
ideals.

The idea of unlimited human power, safety and invulnerability may appeal to
many of us. However even a moment of reflection will reveal that the human
form/being is subject to the same fate and flow as all other
formations/beings in this universe.

As I am having some degree of difficulty predicting the future I find it
perplexing that academics whose expertise are building smart computers
could make categorical statements about how machines will evolve.

To me it is all a matter of complexity in functioning. A 100 years ago most
people could not even conceive a washing machine let alone mapping the
human genome. So to me the pace of change is enormous and from a
consciousness / constellation point of view I like to put my seatbelt on
for the ride.

Best regards,

Robert

On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 at 1:43 AM, Ellen Pillard <epillard@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

**

Kenn, I absolutely agree with your observation about healing the soul with
either Constellation work and Shamanism.

On technology.  An academic colleague of mine whose expertise is building
smart computers was asked if they would ever be able to build a computer as
smart as as the human brain.  His answer was, "No, because computers don't
ever experience life."  Our body does experience and therefore we are
smarter that any smart computer.

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