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[Matrix Reloaded] Morpheus: "Tonight let us shake this cave! Tonight let us tremble these halls of earth, steel, and stone! Let us be heard from red core to black sky. Tonight, let us make them remember. This is Zion! And we are not afraid!"
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Fair comment. But, do you mean to imply that the term genius is only to be used if the ideas are applied successfully (in the wider world) as a direct result of the output of the genius?
If yes then:
How wide is the world and what should we interpret as direct?
Can one not be a genius within ones own mind?
Dictionary: Genius -
Extraordinary intellectual and creative power.
A person of extraordinary intellect and talent: “One is not born a genius, one becomes a genius” (Simone de Beauvoir).
A person who has an exceptionally high intelligence quotient, typically above 140.
A strong natural talent, aptitude, or inclination: has a genius for choosing the right words.
One who has such a talent or inclination: a genius at diplomacy.
Does the term Robot need to have been explicity used by Da Vinci? He spoke Italian (possibly Latin?) and used alternative terms. In concept however they were as much robots as the ones we think of today?
His designs have indeed inspired robot designers of today. Look up google Da Vinci + Robot and check the articles. Here is one:
Popular Science : Leonardo's lost robot. (Leonardo da Vinci's robot drawing inspires Ross Heim Designs, Inc.) : Fisher, Arthur
Leonardo da Vinci's secret drawings inspire a space-age robot designer. Leonardo Da Vinci, the quintessential Renaissance man, drew and modeled a variety of inventions destined for the skies, including gliders and helicopters. But even this prescient genius probably could not have foreseen that one of his concepts would someday travel in space. That's where a modern version of Leonardo's "robot knight" will soon be headed. A 20th century inventor has reached back 500 years to find the inspiration for his own space-age robot in Leonardo's drawings. Mark Rosheim , president of Ross-Hime Designs in Minneapolis , has built and will deliver this September to NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston the Robotic Surrogate , a human-like robot destined to service the international space station and to aid in constructing base camps for astronauts on other planets. All the world knows that Leonardo was the greatest artist of the Renaissance. But his stature as a scientific.... etc. etc.
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Echelon
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Re: Not really a theory, but something freaky
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Elizabeth wrote: | | Not really a theory, but something freaky |
Then why the hell did you post it in the "THEORIES Forum"?
*moves topic*
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Unfortunately no one can be told what The Matrix is...You have to see it for yourself.
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