Woman gives birth during church service of a `foal`.
A still unidentified woman from Benin (Africa) has experienced a strange event when she attended a service of a Nigerian evangelical church.
During the prayer service the woman got contractions and she gave birth to a stillborn ‘being’, which resembles a foal.
The officiating priest, Silva Wealth, and visitors to the church were shocked.
These reports The Sun.
According to S. Wealth, during the prayers it was already referred to the health problems that the woman had; “something” was blocking her uterus.
Childbirth in the church was then inevitable.
It is still unknown what the cause of the striking shape of the embryo.
The community around the church has launched an investigation into the bizarre incident.
Computer says no: Researchers believe we could communicate and debate with robots within three years
- Researchers say robots and humans could decide on plans together – or even argue the best approach
- Humans could even order robots to break rules – but the robots may argue back
Robots and computers could soon be having meaningful conversations and even arguments with humans, potentially within the next three years.
A new research project at the University of Aberdeen will develop systems that allow men to debate decisions with robots – opening up the possibility of human operators discussing action plans with robots and, if necessary, ordering them to break rules.
While Isaac Asimov fans might baulk at that last possibility – it does open up a world where intelligent technology will make life easier for humans.
For their part, the computers would be able to argue in favour of decisions or inform their operators that certain tasks are impossible.
Lead researcher Dr Wamberto Vasconcelos, from the University of Aberdeen, said the aim is to increase human trust in intelligent technology – and that early versions of the software could be available in just three years.
‘Autonomous systems such as robots are an integral part of modern industry, used to carry out tasks without continuous human guidance,’ he said.
THE THREE RULES OF ROBOTICS
If robots gain a form of intelligence, and the ability to dialogue with humans, perhaps the creators should consider implementing the Three Rules of Robotics.
Written by science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov, the rules were meant to iron-clad man’s safety from robots, but as the author’s short stories make clear, the rules are not infallible.
1) A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2) A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3) A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Laws.
Can you see the future???
http://nexttruth.com/?p=4561
The End Of Humanity: Rise of the Robots
http://www.infowars.com/the-end-of-humanity-rise-of-the-robots/
[Top]An underground bunker for the White House?…what do they know?!…Where do they prepare themselves for?
White House emerges from $86m two-year makeover… but it doesn’t look like anything has actually changed
- Four year construction project expected to cost $376 million
- After two years and $86 million, not much appears to have happened
- Witnesses say it has involved an underground, multistory structure which required ‘truckloads of heavy-duty concrete’
It has taken nearly two years, and $86 million but the West Wing of the White House has finally emerged from behind the gravel and scaffolding and the result is – nothing much.
Two years remain of the project, landing the White House administration with a total bill of over $376 million, but the next phase has yet to be determined.
The current outcome of the construction project, which began in September 2010, is visually anticlimactic, however what lies beneath the surface remains shrouded in mystery.
A year ago White House officials said it was an ‘overdue upgrade of underground facilities’ including the sewage system, but rumours said the big hole in the ground was in fact the construction of an underground tunnel.
Witnesses have said the project involved a sprawling, multistory structure whose underground assembly required truckload after truckload of heavy-duty concrete and steel beams.
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