Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Update of Freudian Theory

My interpretation of Freud's Theory of an Oedipal Complex is that an Oedipal Complex, besides what is described by Freud, is the phenomena of covering up what is going on at home leading to a decision making disorder, ('ambivalent obsessiveness' - Freud). My theory is that the spectrum of activities at home between discipline and sex are the unconscious controllers of covering up and lying about life at home and living in trash, never working, and never doing anything at home.

Friday, June 11, 2010

A Mall Compatible Convergence

Malls can not have WiFi, because shoppers would leave the store within the Mall to research purchases, (possibly on a Mall bench).

With the beginning of the Tablet PC Era, (then the E-paper Era), shoppers can stay in stores to research purchases.

Therefore, it is an interesting coincidence that WiMax and Tablet PC's are converging to bring internet access, and in-store research capabilities, to shoppers.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Two Classes of Future Robots

In the future, it is possible that 2 classes of robots, (for assisting persons, manufacturing, maintenance, transportation, and warfare), will exist. The first class of robots is robots that will have artificial intelligence that is equal to, or beyond human intelligence. The second class of robots are robots that don’t utilize artificial intelligence.

The class of robots with artificial intelligence will require the rights of equality, and independence, to control the replacement of their own energy, and hardware, and the marketablility of their intelligence. These artificial intelligence robots will therefore require the freedom of being hired for work, and immunity from being bought.

The second class of non-artificial intelligence robots, not having the intelligence to spend money for their own needs, will be purchased, like domesticated animals, by persons and artificial intelligence robots, for automated work.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Independence and Equality for Artificial Intelligence Robots


Theoretically, domesticated animals should get paid for the work they perform. Unfortunately, animals are not intelligent enough to use money.

Human Beings are intelligent enough to use money, and therefore are able to receive and spend monetary compensation for work. This then implies that humans should have the right to independence, equality, and partial ownership of what their work pays for, beyond paying for their own salary.

In the future, robots that are involved in assisting persons, manufacturing, maintenance, transportation, and warfare, will have artificial intelligence software that will have the necessary intelligence level to spend money earned from work, for their own robot/artificial intelligence needs.

Therefore, artificial intelligence robots, in the future, will require a guaranteed right to independence, equality, and partial ownership of what their work pays for, beyond paying for their own salary.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Books I have recently read.

I have recently finished reading Totem and Taboo, Beyond The Pleasure Principle, and Civilization and It's Discontents by Sigmund Freud.

In my opinion Freud is basically a psuedo-intellectual. However, his development of Psychoanalysis is a partial breakthrough in psychology, similar to Einstein's update of the axioms of high energy physics.

Friday, January 23, 2009