[ExI] FW: 1/2 of nano singularity not figured out pertaining to IQ and ideal population

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ExI, do you suppose this was machine-generated?  s

 

 

From: Phillip Huggan <goodcdnworker at mail.com> 
Sent: Sunday, 30 October, 2022 12:42 AM
To: extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org
Subject: 1/2 of nano singularity not figured out pertaining to IQ and ideal
population

 

I've plotted out how to administer a nano-singularity.  There are two
groups of actors in the future I see.  Humans and 60 IQ actors, mammals
unable to make AI.

What we didn't see 15 yrs ago is administration on Earth is boring and
dangerous.  I can sensor for AI but not bio-risks.  Earth is lost and a half
dozen ice moons are needed economically and assassination is always a risk.
So I'll distribute nanotech to a dozen States and Provinces.  I'll make a
finance in space modelled on my psychology.  I'll bring in smart people to
bring society to my fiance.  An inflation ship will eventually need custom
people, for radiation hazards needing a less than seconds response.
Eventually lots of people, but for a few million years or whenever, less
than ten.  The finance makes asteroids, planets and stars over 100, 100000,
1 million yrs.  In between 60 IQ and 180 IQ humans, how many conscious
actors should be made for every ten or twenty IQ points?  I can assess this
on risks, but in terms of Q-ofL I think it takes a society to make a
judgment call about what creates day-to-day worth.  Awareness of mortality,
career and activities ambitions, architecture, space competancy, these all
have value at a certain IQ point.  We don't have hominid archeology much,
but those little island people of 100000 yrs ago were 80 IQ and maybe had
Robin Hood towns minus the metallurgy.  Maybe they were capable of 1/2 our
Q-of-L?

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