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Thank you for the response, I do understand better now what is positive degeneration and now I can think of many many more examples here on earth. | Thank you for the response, I do understand better now what is positive degeneration and now I can think of many many more examples here on earth. | ||
| − | + | If the Lyrian group of people, who lost their capacity to fight, were very advanced in technology I supose, why did they feel the need to create new humans instead of building robots that they could control with a button or a switch. Didn’t they know that creating new humans would involve having a spirit in them, and therefore they themselves could reincarnate in this new “fighters” humans. I can think of more problems coming from this, then my question would be: why the need of creating human life instead of artificial “fighters” machines”? Thank you very much for your time and many greetings to both of you, Salome" | |
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TheUFOGuy said ...
Markvd said ...
UFOGUY did you watch Star Wars and Star Trek. c3P0, r2d2, and DATA were at times unreliable and malfuction could be dangerous. :) There skills in making robots were probably not as advanced as the current Transformers models. :)
--Markvd 12:13, 21 April 2011 (BST)
TheUFOGuy said ...
I never liked to watch star trek but I watch star wars. Or heck if the sirians can't make good battle andriods why not make a clone wariors, why make an entire race? heck make biobots like the greys in zeta reticulli.
--TheUFOGuy 07:09, 22 April 2011 (BST)
Neckel said ...
Salome,
In the FIGU forum Billy answers this question:
"Dear Billy and Christian:
Thank you for the response, I do understand better now what is positive degeneration and now I can think of many many more examples here on earth.
If the Lyrian group of people, who lost their capacity to fight, were very advanced in technology I supose, why did they feel the need to create new humans instead of building robots that they could control with a button or a switch. Didn’t they know that creating new humans would involve having a spirit in them, and therefore they themselves could reincarnate in this new “fighters” humans. I can think of more problems coming from this, then my question would be: why the need of creating human life instead of artificial “fighters” machines”? Thank you very much for your time and many greetings to both of you, Salome"
Answer:
"Robots, or androids, are more dangerous than genetically manipulated human beings. In a human being there always remains some "good" factors and at leasts remains of a conscience, which is not the case when androids are stepping over a limit and are turning towards eliminating human beings. The Sirians (not Lyrians) were aware of this.
Btw: While it is a necessary part of progress that robots and androids are and will be created here on Earth, there looms a great danger behind all of this: When robots or androids are capable to think independently, they may start to duplicate themselves and start to eliminate their creators: the human beings."
--Neckel 08:41, 22 April 2011 (BST)
Why didn't the creator overlord soovle their proble with one simple solution and that is to make combat andriods? Hy make genetically-manipulated race to fight for them? Whats so diffrical to make a bunch of andriods that can fight for them?
--TheUFOGuy 11:14, 21 April 2011 (BST)