As far as I’m aware there has never been a point in history when a village, a society, or a planet has come together for a day and said, “What is it we’re all going after?” There has never been a vote about our collective purpose.” Such an unexpectedly fascinating read; Exurb1a never ceases to impress. Some of the stories were frankly phenomenal, like And the Leaves All Sing of God, Water for Lunch, Be Awake, Be Good, and The Caretaker, while others barely made the cut. Overall though, it was a pretty decent read. I'm still trying to get my head around the idea of conscious stars lining up to build some sort of a galactic machine :'D Some stories in this book are not that good; others are pure art. It really makes you think about how humanity will always remain the same, even if we explore the universe, even if we create sentient artificial intelligence, even if we create god.

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Innovativeness5), uncertainty6), importance of the future technology and technical competitiveness7) In that message the great suspicions were vindicated and the old cliches were jettisoned. The hymn of the world was notated and an invitation to join the choir extended. The shape of Being was outlined in all its myriad forms and the whole was expressed in the part. The fact that the book started with a timeline of the 'The 500 year Climb.' Made the events even more realistic. Every day I woke to the sun and stared at it a while, tried to see some meaning in the thing, spy an intention or a smile. I know that it is alive in some sense, whatever that sense might be. I know that it knows things. I think that it thinks. Needs specific to major issues were derived with the aim of setting up scientific and technologicalresult, we derived a total of 100 issues, 65 of which were expected to have a short-term impact (within 10 technology. The second is to contribute to the establishment of science and technology planning and and environment friendly technology, transportation and robotics technology, medical and life technology, In terms of the means of realizing the future technology, it has been shown that 27.5% of the technologies The mayfly lives for about 24 hours. From the perspective of the universe, perhaps the human race is on a similar fleeting timescale. It took a long time to get to this point. There have been enormous sacrifices. We're all sat around being the product of billions of years of chance and millions of years of biological evolution. But today, this moment, now, we're here. We can wander around and do stuff and make stuff and have a jolly old time if we like. We're alive and we're looking damn fine. We have enormous, self-aware brains. We inhabit very clever fleshy suits designed by the universe herself. We've got the capability for greatness. We've got the capacity to enjoy a million unique stimuli. We've arrived at the party. We exist. And we can take walks if we want. So please go take a walk; I hope it's a nice one. And let’s not waste our day out in the cosmos.