Lee Camp

When's The Robot Uprising Happening?

Aug 5, 2014

Eleanor Goldfield
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Aug 5, 2014

Just a few weeks ago doctors for the first time allowed a paralyzed man to move his limbs by thinking about moving them. This means computers can be attached to a brain and then move a body with the thoughts. How far are we from the brain-in-a-jar scenario? Or the robot uprising? Or singularity? Join Eleanor Goldfield and I to cover the crazy tech advancements.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:00 PM

What's up folks?! Can you believe we made it through another week?
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:00 PM

Hey everyone! Thanks for joining us for this week's REVOLTING tawk! Please let everyone know you're here - tweet, text, post, email.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:00 PM

What's up Eleanor? How's Sweden?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:00 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

Hello again EG and Lee! Nice topic this week.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:00 PM

I'm absolutely exhausted but I'm hanging in there - Sweden is fucking brilliant, as always :) How's the belly of the beast?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:00 PM

I saw on FB that you got punched in the face? WTF? Did you try to push capitalism on them over there??
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:00 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

how do i know this isnt the robot versions of Lee and EG?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:01 PM

Lucy, this is definitely the robot versions.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:01 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

Hows the eye El?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:01 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

EG kicked butt is what she did

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:01 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

I can't wait for the release of sony walkman. You can listen to music while walking!!

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:01 PM

Hahaha - I tried to give them some good old fashioned American freedom...apparently that's not popular. I had no idea
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:01 PM

John, if you came out with that, I feel like people would buy it.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:02 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

get outta here,John! thats crazy talk

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:02 PM

Should've tried handing out walkmans instead...
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:02 PM

So although we titled this Robot Uprising, we're actually just talking about ALL the insane tech advancements and where they're taking us.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:02 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

only robotics i knew of till a few years ago, was Luke Skywalkers hand in starwars

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:03 PM

I think El already said it, but can you tell your friends you're here and that the water is just right?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:03 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

There's definitely an overt transhumanist agenda being pushed

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:03 PM

And that water is a right ;)
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:03 PM

Can you define that, Phil?
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:04 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

I'm a huge fan of Federico Pistono. I am sure you Lee know about him, TZM and all. :)

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:05 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

Like the RFID chips etc., slow release of tech making it hip culture. Even my little brother wants a fucking robot arm

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:05 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

and don't Google want us to have a chip under the skin?

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:05 PM

Those chips are creepy in my opinion
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:06 PM

I saw a legit youtube video about them being portrayed as great ideas in order to provide doctors and first responders with info such as your blood type and any allergies
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:06 PM

Okay, folks, let's back up and talk about where we stand now. The pentagon did spend millions to come up with memory erasing pills.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:06 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

how do we know we aren't eating/drinking little nano bots that make us hear/see things sub-consciously?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:06 PM

Lucy, stop eating "Nanobot" cereal!!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:07 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

That humans are obsolete, imperfect blah blah, extra cult sauce

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:07 PM

But once there are reliable robots that have a million times more knowledge than any human, where does that leave us?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:07 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

What do you mean. I don't believe even people in the pentagon don't know where we really stand technologically now. In my opinion

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:08 PM

Well, we already have google in terms of instant knowledge
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:08 PM

but the human mind is far more than just facts
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:08 PM

The story that gave me the idea for this tawk was about the first paralyzed man ever able to move his limbs with his thoughts - Doctors attached a computer to his brain and then electric pulses to his hands and he could move it with his thoughts.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:08 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

I have always believed technology will make us or break us.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:09 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

Google bought Boston Dynamics, the crazy robotics company.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:09 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

I have no pants on!

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:09 PM

yeah, that was really awesome to see. but of course, it got me thinking 2001 space odyssey in terms of a rogue computer
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:09 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

If you recall, a doc was leaked indicating that we were dosing Gitmo detainees with Larium in order to wipe their memory of all the horrible shit we are doing to them. http://medicalmuckraker.wordpress.com/2010/12/02/truthout-gitmo-detainees-given-ne

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:09 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

I do wonder why do we still have cashiers in supermarkets?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:09 PM

John - we don't really anymore. They're quickly disappearing.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:09 PM

@John - automation is already here in that case - self check out
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:09 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

computers can't do everything....yet. one day we will all just fix robots

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:10 PM

does that then suggest that at some point, robots will have creative and emotional capacity?
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:11 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

until a robot can find the price of the mislabeled gala apple, we still need people in the supermarket

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:11 PM

I know I've said this before on these tawks - but as computers take away all our jobs, that SHOULD be a good thing. It SHOULD mean we all get to enjoy our lives as the robots do the work. However, that's not the way Capitalism works. All the
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:11 PM

time/money savings goes only to the top percent.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:11 PM

hopefully as technology evolves, we as humans do too
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:12 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

less people to pay,Lee

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:12 PM

so by the time most of our lives are automated and robots have emotions, our twisted capitalism will be out or on its way out through the hard work of activists
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:13 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

if robots have all the jobs and all the people are retired, how do businesses make money? there would be absolutely NO working class and all the money would go to the CEOs

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:13 PM

Ben - it collapses.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:13 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

quantum computing will be the breaking point when they become smarter than humans

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:13 PM

speaking of comparing things then - f.ex here in sweden right now, a lot of restaurants are closed for summer vacation and people aren't working for up to 6 weeks. nothing collapses - people just enjoy life. it is possible to do both - we just have
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:13 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

computers need people to program them,dont they? so they would be still in a job

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:14 PM

to shift our paradigm
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:14 PM

Lucy - one day they'll program themselves.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:14 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

I agree with Lee. Quoting Mr.Pistone here: "Work should not be viewed as a requisite for survival. The phrase "earning a living" should disappear from our vernacular. We have enough for people to just be, without having to justifying their existence

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:14 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

through often tedious, meaningless, or degrading work.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:14 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

thats just scary shit,right there

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:14 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

Moore's law bitch. #YOLO

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:14 PM

Drew, that was the first time someone say #YOLO on our Tawkers. Congrats.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:15 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

ok, I can't be serious today

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:15 PM

Really instead of fearing or being anti-technology, we should integrate the positives into our life
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:15 PM

Deb - no need to be!
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:15 PM

like not having to work as much, and then continuously build our social structures around that - but that does take more work than just sitting back and waiting for google glass to come out
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:15 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

how can we be expected to embrace positive tech while also being weary of overreaching spying and other negatives

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:15 PM

As 3D printing gets perfected and affordable, we will no longer need all the workers that "make" things either.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:15 PM

regulations, ben.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:16 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

because regulations work so well now right

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:16 PM

we don't have any right now, ben
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:16 PM

Ben - Isn't every law a matter of degrees?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:16 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

unless they're being regulated by robots

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:16 PM

social and political structure that promotes technological advancement while maintaining regulation of said technology
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:17 PM

it can be done, we just have to do it.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:17 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yytSNQ2ogD4 Here's an interview with a guy who said he made billions of injectable tracking chips. #Swag

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:17 PM

★ Spotlighted from Barry Hamill

hey everyone ben,,rachel,,lee,,eleanor,,lucy ,,deborah i'm afraid i will have to scoff this pizza ...but i'm reading

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:17 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

To be fair, Ben has a point. Even our regulatory system has been infiltrated. The actual protocols to encrypt have been weakened by NSA ops.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:17 PM

Barry!! Don't go!! Just smash your cheese-covered face against the keyboard if you can hear me!!
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:18 PM

there's no way to go back from there, however, michael and ben
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:18 PM

Michael - How does that work?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:18 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

That said, I think regulation, if applied thoroughly and with a well informed public, can be effective.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:18 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

yeah... we're never gonna have a well informed public

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:18 PM

Deb - The whole system relies on making sure the public is not well informed.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:18 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

Bill Binney and others have talked about this - I can try to get the link for it. Hold on..

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:19 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

3D printing is insane. May completely destroy gun control.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:19 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

question.....if we rely on robots for everything, wouldn't that make us extrememly vulnurable to a EMP attack? like, completely devastating?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:19 PM

Ben - Yes, we will become inevitably vulnerable to any kind of electronic attack.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:19 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

drew: what about home made nukes or bioweps? :)

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:19 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

we could have more sex if we relied only on robots

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:19 PM

an EMP attack already would be devastating - from hospitals to entire server grids. we'd be fucked on a lot of levels, even today
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:20 PM

Deb - for sex?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:20 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

Here is a Guardian article on how the NSA and GCHQ has weakened protocols http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/sep/16/nsa-gchq-undermine-internet-security

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:20 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

you can 3D print solar panels now. which can only be a good thing

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:20 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

LOL sorry, can't get serious... I'll watch... I LIKE to watch

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:20 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

robot sex?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:21 PM

We finally got Ben's attention.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:21 PM

well technically that's what a vibrator is, no?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:22 PM

So I brought up the computer that could move body parts from a brain's thoughts. Does that mean the brain-in-a-jar could happen one day?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:22 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

open source robotic sex.. ok

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:22 PM

open whores robotic sex?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:22 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

I think Kurzweil or somebody has talked about how one day we will have the ability to swap nervous systems with lovers via nanotech - so you can experience what others "feel" having sex w your body!! Not sure I like that idea..

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:22 PM

Michael - that's the most horrifying thing I've ever heard.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:23 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

"Here stands the new man. His conception of reality is a dance of electronic images fired into his forebrain. A gossamer construction of his masters design and so that he will not under any circumstances perceive the actual or the real.His happiness

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:23 PM

that's creepy
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:23 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

is delivered through a tube or an electronic connection. His god lurks behind an electronic curtain and when the curtain is pulled away we find the CIA sorcerer and the media manipulator." Jim Keith:Mass control, Engineering Human Consciousness

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:23 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee - I concur

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:23 PM

but also interesting. but i'm strange. getting back to brain-in-a-jar, i think so.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:23 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

kurzweil is a bit crazy imho.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:24 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

what happens if your robot is hacked while you're having sex with it? or the NSA spies on you while doing it

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:24 PM

it's really amazing but i can't help but think of what would happen if a chip fries or something inside the computer goes wrong. could you turn yourself into a murderer or something by accident?
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:24 PM

or is that just a premise for a really awful sci-fi?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:25 PM

Ben - what happens if your BRAIN is hacked and then someone has sex with your wife through your brain!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:25 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

if your erection lasts longer than 4 hours, your robot has been hacked by viagrabot

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:25 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

i think we have a good concept for a movie. not sure what kind of movie, but yeah!

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:25 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

holy shit lee!

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:25 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

Here is my theory: robots that become self-aware won't be the apocalypse in a violent sense. The apocalypse will be gradual. Sex robots and AI porn is going to prevent anybody from going to work anymore. Shit will just shut down.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:26 PM

I agree with you Michael - well, on the apocalypse not being via robots directly
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:26 PM

Michael - one of my favorite theories as to why no other alien life has contacted us is that maybe the every civilization ultimately gets advanced enough that the bread and circuses overwhelm it. Basically the aliens are busy shopping and having
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:26 PM

I think we'll be more directly responsible for shit falling apart. It's just easier to blame it on robots
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:26 PM

virtual sex.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:27 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee -- that is a horrible scenario! LOL

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:27 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

oh, so some people still go to work?

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:27 PM

oh, that's an awful theory
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:27 PM

so much for other intelligent life
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:27 PM

El - But not so far fetched.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:27 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ El - Exactly. Tech only facilitates or accents our abilities. In the end we still have the power to be the deciders of fate.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:27 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

omg nanostds

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:27 PM

Ben - all STDs are nano
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:28 PM

★ Spotlighted from phil chipper

Or put an Occulus Rift on in the future where CGI is indistinguishable from reality and program the video to show you instanly taking it off so you couldnt tell if you were jacked in or not

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:28 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

michio kaku talks about the type 1,2 and 3 civiliziations. And the reason we don't see any of them is that transformation from type 0 to type 1 destroyed them.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:28 PM

And because of that ability Michael - I don't think robots will ever "take over" so to speak. We may evolve to the point of devolving and allowing robots to think for us, act for us, etc. but fuck, I really hope we evolve enough to not let that
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:28 PM

happen
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:29 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee -- That is an excellent theory. Either that or they are so evolved that they are all "whaa? humans suck man lets stay away from them. they created the a-bomb. idiots. they outlaw this drug but not a natural drug. idiots."

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:30 PM

Or we're part of their entertainment - they're just watching us like one big reality show
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:30 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

i'm sad that 80s movies about the future were bright and green and cool and new millenium futuristic movies are all dark and about control

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:30 PM

Michael - that's another good theory. The aliens look down on us and think "fuck no." It would be like decided to make out with a diseased dog.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:31 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

Civilization is a race between disaster and education. -H.G. Wells

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:31 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ El - Agreed. I like neuroscientist Andy Clark's theory: we are natural cyborgs. Language, or even thought itself, is just as "unnatural" as technology. It wasn't there millions of years ago; we invented as we evolved from mushrooms to bipedals.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:32 PM

We mentioned the memory erasing pills. And we've mentioned computers attached to the brain (that already exist) - what if they discover memory insertion devices? Then we don't need to DO anything, we just think we did.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:32 PM

Yep, Michael. Evolution is really just shedding functionality for a new, shiny one that serves us better as we grow.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:32 PM

In a lot of ways, I think we're monkeys with 21st century tools. Our bodies and brains aren't really suited for where we're headed.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:32 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee -- diseased-dog make-out sesh - mmmmmm now that sounds like something I totally would opt out of.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:32 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee -- like the skin-jobs from Blade Runner!!!

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:33 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

sometimes you guys unknowingly sleep with diseased dogs, no?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:33 PM

I know I do it. But it's out of self hatred.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:33 PM

what are they suited for, lee?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:34 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

They did that last year lee. Jeez. "MIT inserts memories in mice" http://www.themarysue.com/false-memories-mice/

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:34 PM

★ Spotlighted from Barry Hamill

all the time deborah...i feel guilty afterwards tho

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:35 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee -- speaking of inserting memories, this was a theme explored by Philip K Dick. Here is one of my fav scenes from a fav film of all time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwJEb3vJvWY

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:36 PM

★ Spotlighted from Barry Hamill

lol]

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:36 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

but i wanted pizza. stupid pizza bot brought me ice cream?

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:36 PM

inserting memories might not be such a terrible thing, say for a person with dementia or alzheimers
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:37 PM

Yeah, but Eleanor, why would anyone do anything anymore? You could just think you did.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:37 PM

of course, i'm taking the positive route and hoping humans use these tools for good. but i think it's worth considering
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:37 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

El - How dare you critique PKD's dystopia!! :) ;)

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:37 PM

El - Stop being positive! This Tawk is for people who see the worst in everything!!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:38 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

robotic tech can be made for good, like making news limbs for folk, or getting people to walk again, going into war torn places or whens theres been an earth quake.....

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:38 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

lee: nihilism and misery ftw!

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:38 PM

because thinking you did something doesn't mean it happened - for example, if i think i paid my bills, that doesn't mean my electricity won't get turned off when reality proves that shit didn't actually happen
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:38 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

I love you Lee, but can't get with the program, I'm too punchy today

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:39 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Ya El - how dare you grasp on to a straw of a straw of a dust mote of speck held by an anthropocentric finger called "hope."

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:39 PM

i know lee, i'm sorry. it must be the lack of sleep that's getting to my brain and twisting my paradigm of depressive realism into hope...creepy.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:39 PM

El - I suppose that's true, but if you think you had sex with Angelina, then it's clearly real. Who's gonna get the chance to ask her?
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:39 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

I believe we are undergoing what carl sagan believed. A civilization undergoing the chaos necessary before its ascent into the stars. (paraphrased) However it is a time of high risk.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:40 PM

well, what about dreams that are so vivid you wake up not quite sure if it was real
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:40 PM

Drew - We better get the fuck out of here soon because we're making it uninhabitable pretty damn quickly.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:40 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

I've known a lot of human sex robots

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:40 PM

and hey, if someone wants to believe that, mazel tov. i'm sure that would make for a nice "memory"
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:40 PM

El - I wish those really happened.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:41 PM

Me too Lee
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:41 PM

Oh, except for nightmares. I guess. Depends.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:41 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

robotic sex toys with enormous robotic limbs?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:41 PM

Deb - you seem to have a fixation.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:41 PM

yeah, the nightmares about murderous gnomes I could do without coming to fruition
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:41 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

Drew - although, what of the law of entropy? that would have to be overturned by said theory. how can we be the dust of stars only to become out of the dust stars again??

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:41 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

by taking robotics this far, are we hurrying up evolution?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:42 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

deb: okay i'll bite. let's talk about benefits of not watching porn and not masturbating. ;)

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:42 PM

evolution isn't a linear thing tho, is it? particularly mental evolution
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:42 PM

John - Don't use "bite" and "masturbate" in the same sentence.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:42 PM

El - Isn't technology moving WAY too fast for any traditional evolution?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:43 PM

Imagine where our tech was 30 years ago. Evolution takes a million years. We're WAY outpacing nature. (or god if you're a god person)
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:43 PM

you could certainly make that point, but the other point is that because human minds are creating this technology, clearly our minds are evolving at that speed
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:43 PM

absolutely. but here we are - using computers to type ideas and messages to one another
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:44 PM

And the fact that I can do this AND use my sex bot at the same time, means I must have evolved certain abilities.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:44 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

how close are we to singularity

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:44 PM

★ Spotlighted from Barry Hamill

how come god/jesus never mentioned xbox in the bible

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:45 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee - Right. Computers went from taking up the size of a commercial building, to being a million times cheaper and smaller, and a thousand times faster, fitting in our pocket - but we use it for dick picks and to troll on YouTube while we eat hohos

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:46 PM

Michael - we don't always use technology for the best possible purpose?? Can the Large Hadron Collider be used for, like, a MASSIVE atomic blowjob?
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:46 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

@ Lee - oh my fuck. you might be on to something.

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:46 PM

that sounds kind of painful, actually
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:47 PM

Isn't that what black holes are for? ....(Wow, I even hate me now.)
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:47 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

eleanor: didn't know who you were, had to check. Found out your folk devils-video. Damn! Some good singing! :)

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:47 PM

John - Damn straight!
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:47 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

El - actually, now that you mention it, wasn't some chick hospitalized because of a nonstop rapid succession of orgasms which became painful after a while? did I hear that somewhere, or is that just more fantastical weird shit swirling around inbrain

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:47 PM

thanks john
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:48 PM

Michael - she shoulda asked the guy to leave.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:48 PM

hmmmm - induced by a robot? or separate discussion of just painful sex stories
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:49 PM

it is interesting to note that in a discussion about robotics, we veer towards the sexual...so, either we're all depraved or this is a microcosm of where humanity is headed...
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:50 PM

there lee, there's some depressive realism back in the mix for you
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

★ Spotlighted from Drew Ingles

Im gona upload Miley Cyrus and the biebs Discography into Lee's head one day.

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

I'll murder you.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

This did become a sex heavy conversation.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

★ Spotlighted from Barry Hamill

eleanor dont act like you wouldn't

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

I blame Barry.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:50 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

underneath all the murder and control, aren't humans really just sex machines?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:51 PM

Ben - all life is.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:51 PM

i like human on human sex barry - guess i'm just old fashioned that way
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:51 PM

I like human on human sex while wearing a 16th century frock - so I'm SUPER old fashioned.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:52 PM

★ Spotlighted from John Henry

lee: haha good one :)

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:52 PM

★ Spotlighted from Lucy Dyer

@Lee - but lee, dont the pointy shoes get in the way?

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:52 PM

I don't fuck with my feet. Not sure what others are up to.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:53 PM

Might wrap this tawk up 4 mins early. Even though I think we were about to solve the origins of the universe.
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:53 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

El - But isn't sex when used for pleasure and not pure procreation a form of evolution that was innovated by culture? If so, it is on the same spectrum of technology also being used for pleasure..

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:54 PM

Interesting notion Michael - and the idea that it was inevitable because humans find sex to be pleasurable so we're more likely to do it even when there's no evolutionary "point" to it
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:54 PM

Everyone is welcome to hang out and keep hashing out when and where we will finally have sex with robots. You all rock! Please come back next tuesday! And tell your friends. And lastly, WATCH Redacted Tonight! It's all online!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

http://bit.ly/RedactedTonight
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

★ Spotlighted from Deborah Hyatt

I'm into human flesh

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:55 PM

Yes, watch Lee's show - it's awesome!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

Deb - sounds like you just admitted you're a cannibal.
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

★ Spotlighted from Ben Hertz

thanks lee and eleanor!

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

El and Lee - awesome tawk. Peace out peep.s

Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:55 PM

And for anyone else who doesn't know who I am ;) rooftoprevolutionaries.com
Eleanor Goldfield

Eleanor Goldfield · 11:55 PM

★ Spotlighted from Michael Micklow

Yes watch REDACTED TONIGHT

Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

Listen to Rooftop Revs!
Lee Camp

Lee Camp · 11:55 PM

And my podcast is "Moment of Clarity"