Some Nice Cyborg Music

[Rum]

Cyborgs don't take LSD

They don't have to. Cyborgs which are sufficiently advanced have such fine-grained control over their own minds that they can create whatever mental state they wish at any given time.

Which suggests that there is a conscious part of them removed from the rest of their consciousness. I know back in my tripping days there was rarely a time when my whole being wasn't in thrall to what was happening in my brain chemistry.

[James Redford]

Cyborgs don't take LSD

They don't have to. Cyborgs which are sufficiently advanced have such fine-grained control over their own minds that they can create whatever mental state they wish at any given time.

Which suggests that there is a conscious part of them removed from the rest of their consciousness. I know back in my tripping days there was rarely a time when my whole being wasn't in thrall to what was happening in my brain chemistry.

In my talks with my own group of tripping-buddies at the time (i.e., at the time when I was imbibing such substances), it was a common experience among us to actually be aware of the branching conditionals of our own minds, i.e., to be aware of at least some aspect of the code of our own minds, and to ride this code as if we were travelers taking a journey down different paths in the forks of the road we were traveling upon. Of course, our experience of this sensation was that its was occurring at a super-quick pace, as if within a split second many such branching conditionals occurred. But nevertheless, we could actually feel this sensation of rapid-pace mental forking within our very bodies, as well as having some conscious awareness of this process.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Cyborgs don't take LSD

They don't have to. Cyborgs which are sufficiently advanced have such fine-grained control over their own minds that they can create whatever mental state they wish at any given time.

Which suggests that there is a conscious part of them removed from the rest of their consciousness. I know back in my tripping days there was rarely a time when my whole being wasn't in thrall to what was happening in my brain chemistry.

In my talks with my own group of tripping-buddies at the time (i.e., at the time when I was imbibing such substances), it was a common experience among us to actually be aware of the branching conditionals of our own minds, i.e., to be aware of at least some aspect of the code of our own minds, and to ride this code as if we were travelers taking a journey down different paths in the forks of the road we were traveling upon. Of course, our experience of this sensation was that its was occurring at a super-quick pace, as if within a split second many such branching conditionals occurred. But nevertheless, we could actually feel this sensation of rapid-pace mental forking within our very bodies, as well as having some conscious awareness of this process.

I just listened to the colours and tasted Hawkwind.

[Brian Peacock]

[klr]

Damn, I thought cyborg music would sound something like this:

[Brian Peacock]

[JimC]

What's wrong with some old-fashioned Pink Floyd when one wants to have a little hallucinogenic experience?

[Brian Peacock]

Come on granddad, get with the program.

[JimC]

Come on granddad, get with the program.