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Machine Intelligence and How it Feels to be God
How I went about devising lots of “IF-THEN” statements of sufficient complexity to achieve consciousness
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Andrew Thomas
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December 2022

Truth, Responsibility & Why Jordan Peterson was Wrong on Genesis
And just what exactly did Adam say or not say to God anyway?
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Andrew Thomas
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A Poisoned Apple
An eerie take on how devices with sinister intent are spoiling life.
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Andrew Thomas
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September 2022

August 2022

All We Have is the Future
When Lockdown was first announced, I was terrified because I understood what it would mean.
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Andrew Thomas
Why I No Longer Believe in AI
AI is not about "intelligence", artificial or otherwise. It is merely the automation and leveraging of information.
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Andrew Thomas
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July 2022

June 2022

May 2022

The Girl Behind the Lost Window
In a post-reset future, Josh discovers a girl who went into Lockdown and never came out.
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Andrew Thomas
Was Nietzsche Premature in Declaring the Death of God?
How can we really believe in God for reasons of necessity when, according to our modern thinking, such a thing is unlikely to exist in a cold mechanical…
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Andrew Thomas
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The Brigadoon Inn
In the English Lake District, two young men of the post-lockdown era stumble on something that should not exist.
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Andrew Thomas
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April 2022

Anger is an Energy
The worst thing is to be powerless as things happen or, more poignantly, as things are done to us.
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Andrew Thomas
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