Month: May 2013

The Ethics Of Killer Robots

as well as lasres……..still want to blow up dc——do ya……those rapid prototypes

Webner House

The United Nations Human Rights Council is considering the topic of killer robots — preprogrammed killing machines that operate autonomously on the battlefield.

Although no such devices have been deployed to date, they reportedly are in development.  The UN Council is expected to call for a moratorium on their development so that the ethics of their use can be debated.  (Good luck with that one!  If dictators or “rebels” fighting for control of a country could get their hands on such a weapon, does anyone think for a moment that a moratorium imposed by some powerless UN Council in Geneva would stop them?  But, I digress.)  The argument is that killer robots raise “serious moral questions about how we wage war” and blur the line in the “traditional approach” of a “warrior” and a “weapon.”

This kind of abstract, clinical analysis of where war-making technology has taken us makes me…

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the little horror casino:falling banks ahead!

X:150(5n-38)*airtime=1024*parabolic^2,
y:(5n+12)*airtime=1024*parabolica^2
z:(8n-212)*airtime=1024*parabolica^2,

x^2+y^2+z^2/4*pi*raduis^2+(pi-modus)*parabolica^2=1+correction
(pi/3*r^2*h)2*pi*r/period+(2*pi*r/period*mass)*(pi-modus)=counter,
1:black or red,
2:odd or even
3:number

law of averages=number+number/2
jump=open system*shrinkage
knot=(intake+tunnel+output)*airtime
chance=permutation/tries=n!/r!