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sábado, janeiro | 12 | 2013

Bill Nye: Creationism Is Not Appropriate For Children

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHbYJfwFgOU

Êste já é o “11″ capítulo incluído nêste website sobre o debate que segue a êste vídeo no Youtube, com nossa participação

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Posts da Matrix/DNA para debates:

TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA6: 57 PM – Jan – 15 – 2013

I am asking permission to commentators, to Bill Nye and Youtube, for adding one approach, which is forgotten here. We are adults debating what we should transmit/transfer from our experience of life to our loved next generations. But, what about the other side? There are no children here speaking for themselves. We should try “empathy”, changing informations about “who are them”, thinking from their “mysterious” wishes, and making comparisons between their bias and the real world as we know it.

TheMatrixDNA6: 57 PM – Jan – 15 – 2013

When I try to think from the “children perspectives”and the world that is waiting for them, some issues comes quick to my mind. First of all, the issue about over-population.This world will become very unsuitable for them. It seems this issue is solved in first world of Europe, but till Europe will face the effects of world over-population. We need acting over education at third world countries. What we will teach: the control by scientific methods or this “non-control” by their religions?

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA3:26PM – Sat – jan – 12 – 2013

Apes, are healthier and perfect physical machine than human beings.They are the fittest for getting better life at this biosphere built by a kind of perfect machine, described by Newtonian mechanics. But human mind is a natural production that changed the environment, in a way that apes aren’t more adapted.Then, physically, there are degradation of the inherited ape with 75% of bad mutations and 24 neutrals. Humans are the dark reverse light at the same avenue that is advancing the white light

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Dave Kim 1 minute ago

So the fact that males have genes encrypted for a uterus, this implies a creator rather than common ancestry?

You’ve lost me, here. This definitely seems to imply the latter..

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

No. It just implies that the common ancestor of all living beings is in the sky. Which means that had no abiogenesis, but, cosmological embryogenesis with a big mutation due the ancestor was made with solid and gaseous states of matter, and the first living being was nurtured in a womb where emerged the liquid state, hence chemistry.

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Dave Kim 17 minutes ago

is… in the sky?

wow…

and you say that this “first living being was nurtured in a womb where emerged the liquid state…”?

So correct me if I’m wrong here: a magic baby turned into this thing we call Chemistry as we know it today?

AWESOME! Makes perfect sense now. Thanks.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Well…it is not in the sky in relation to earth, because earth is part of it. It is in sky like you are just now. Have you thought about that? The “womb” for the first living being was this planet…in this cosmic region. Stellar systems and galaxies were nurtured in environment existing only solid and gaseous states. At least organic Chemistry is a recent emerged process. Something wrong here?

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Dave Kim 2 minutes ago

Then you sound like a New-Age Pantheist or Gaia worshiper of some sort…

Still cold?

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

No human names for world views. My method was applied by the forst time in Human History: comparative anatomy among all natural systems, from atoms to galaxies to brains… and now, consciousness. Academic Science is missing to do that and the result is very bad: they had shared Universal Natural History into two separated blocks, with no evolutionary link between them. That’s why they can’t understand the emergence of life here. matrix/DNA has a better rational theory about

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Dave Kim 2 minutes ago

Wait, what? Comparative anatomy of galaxies?

Is this a course they teach at universities? Or is it perhaps something someone made up and then wrote in a book (or YouTube comment section)?

I wonder. Hm.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Comparative anatomy of natural systems. Galaxies are merely one of those. This method is rational because it is the right thing to do if you make the rational question: the first living being was a system, the cell system. So, its creator must be a system. Which natural systems were existing at that time? Which is the most suitable for to be the past evolutionary link? The right question brings on the right answer.

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TheMatrixDNA 43 minutes ago

Super-nova is not explosion and emergence of a new star. It is the opposite:implosion. Of a dark giant planet turned on a pulsar. All planets has as nucleus the germ of a star, which nuclear reactions goes eating the layers of rocks from inside to outside. When the last layer is tiny, it collapses and the internal light is released to the external world. A new baby was born. Our ancestor made everything like we do now.

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Dave Kim 2 minutes ago

I’m all for this “ancestor” theory of yours… but what does this “ancestor” consist of?

Is it/he/she material or immaterial? If material, then which elements make up this “ancestor”?

Is this ancestor anthropomorphic or is it some kind of amorphous gaseous blob that floated around in an eternal vacuum until it “decided” to fart out the universe?

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

This ancestor is seen when galaxies are observed from Biological perspective, I mean, by the reverse way of evolution, knowing the last product (cells) and calculating the ancestors…It is the opposite way used by Physics perspective.There was a nebulae of lighter atoms about 12 billions years ago. The nebulae made the first lightest stars. These stars were under forces that imprint the process of life cycles. They changed shapes and composed an almost living system. Lots of evidences for it.

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Dave Kim 5 minutes ago

But why are you looking at galaxies from the “Biological perspective”?

You do realize that you’re simply making an “analogy” between “biology” and “astronomy”?

Then I hope you realize that in most schools of Logic, analogies are considered technically “fallacious” (though you can come up with “good” and “bad” analogies)… Why? Because you’re ultimately comparing apples to oranges. Yours falls under “False Analogy”.

Go google: “False Analogy”

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Dave, the human idea about evolution was made based in analogy between species, fossils, DNA, etc. Why? It is the unique rational alternative we have for inquiring the unknown past times. Where Biological systems came from? Be it what to be, it was inside an astronomical system. You will not agree with that if you believe in magics, by gods or randomness. So, if biological came from astronomical, the principles for biological must be hidden in the astronomical. That’s so clear!

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Dave Kim 20 minutes ago

Ok. Just because we call a cell a “system” and a galaxy a “system” doesn’t imply that they have some relationship.

I’m not saying they aren’t related, I mean obviously a cell is part of some galaxy…

But to claim that the name “system” creates some kind of palpable relationship between the two is REALLY stretching it.

What about this cool “Lean System Success Plan” i can buy online for 100 dollars that guarantees I will lose 10 lbs in one month? It’s called a “system” too! Is it relevant? NO

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

It really doesn’t imply, but, implying that a cell system came from a non-system, like the primordial soup, is less rational.I think what is missing for modern academic Science is knowledge about natural systems. I think there are only three: atomic, astronomic and biological. I had aligned them in this sequence for you notice that there was a movement from the simple to most complex in right chronological time. This is evolution. Universal Natural MacroEvolution. There is genetic relationship

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Martin Koch 3 minutes ago

Adam didn’t have a uterus, did he?

Where did Eve get hers–you claim she needed Adam to have all the parts that she had….

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Yes Adam had a uterus. All males have it. Encrypted In the genes. It is not expressed because the gene for phallus is expressed two times. If you see the cosmological model of the state of the world when the Bible says that Adam existed you will see that those primordial galaxies were hermaphrodite, Adam and Eve encrypted. Things are more, lots more complex than you think…sorry.

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Edmond Goo 1 minute ago

I’d believe in fairies before I would believe the universe once could fit on the head of a pin.

Can you see the error of atheistic science yet?

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

But yours body once time could be fitted on the head of a pin, Goo. Why not the Universe? The smaller initial size of the Universe is not food for atheism, it is food for agnosticism and creationism. What was existing before your body being smaller than a pin? Yours parents, right? Why not the Universe? You need to understand that nature applies nanotechnology ( making a big body as a microscope one) and giantology ( making a microscope body being a big one)

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Edmond Goo

Edmond Goo 6 minutes ago

I don’t think the sun is a fusion event.

The lack of Neutrinos is telling.

So are sun spots, 11 year cycle and speed of the equator.

I believe it to be an electrical plasma process and the sun is probably a giant anode.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

This issue is very important because if we knew the truth about the sun we could built a mechanical copy getting another kind of energy. And an important factor should be a better understanding about life origins and operations. There is a problem with the method used today: they are calculating the sun from Physics perspective only. But, since that all life is dependable of Sun’s energy, and life was created by this energy also, we need the biological perspective of the sun, made by Matrix/DNA

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NewSoulSam 17 seconds ago

I just let it play out and continue as is. :) In a way, I’m sure it is kind of mean. My area is neuropsych, though, and I intend to study clinical psych (in fact, just got an RA position in a neuropsych and social cognition lab so we’ll see how that goes). From what I understand so far about it, cognitive behavioral therapy is actually fairly difficult and challenging, in that the therapist or clinician challenges the client’s beliefs and cognitions where they are maladaptive.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

How do you know that the client’s beliefs and cognition are the wrong ones and not the social system’s beliefs, which erected the wrong social system?!

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NewSoulSam 29 minutes ago

Because the cognitions are maladaptive. Examples would be, “I am worthlesss”, “I am God”, or “I hear voices which tell me to kill myself”. Also, cultural considerations are made. For instance, an American might say that a particular Japanese person is neurotically shy when it may turn out that he is just culturally reserved. I will learn a lot more about this later, but I know some now. Just please know my knowledge is incomplete.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Ok. I think the area of neuropsych is very important for future of human kind but it needs urgent self-analyses. You will think that this idea is odd, but, for neuropsych professionals to understand what is going on in the brain they will need study astronomy also. Nature produced the brain which neurons must mirror the connections among natural phenomena for to be healthier. Culture can works as a kind of malignant virus, when culture has the wrong interpretation of reality. Am I wrong?

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NewSoulSam 28 minutes ago

I need to go out, but I will check back because this is an interesting conversation.

NewSoulSam 2 minutes ago

I don’t understand your idea of self-analyses in terms of astronomy. You are correct that neuropsych scientists and clinicians must understand the brain. We do, however, spend a great deal of time understanding basic brain processes such as neurodevelopment and the basic concepts in learning like plasticity, sensitization, and habituation with model animals in controlled experiments such as those done with aplysia.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

I will try to explain, but, be advised, it is merely my theory. I am trying to follow the everyday new discoveries published by neuropsych scientists and clinicians.But I apply the knowledge of the brain for trying to understand the Universe and vice-verse.The brain is shared into two hemispheres. Do you know why Nature did it this way? The building block of galaxies is shared into two hemispheres also, the connections between them help us to understand the connections here. Same functions

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Only for yours sake: Physicists Find Evidence That The Universe Is A ‘Giant Brain’ – If you are interested, Google it

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NewSoulSam

NewSoulSam 2 minutes ago

Well, the idea of culture being wrong about something is very touchy. There are psychologists who devote themselves to cultural psychology, such as culturally specific mental illnesses. The definition of a mental illness may help here, which is that it is only a mental illness if it 1. Causes you mental stress and 2. Interferes with your daily functioning.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

And how is the definition of the whole society mental illness? How to diagnose the social mental illness? How we know if a social behavior is naturally healthier or more one collective mental illness that is not synchronized with the laws of Nature? But.. there is no way for to know what is Nature here and now if we don’t know what is our astronomical system. For instance, the cosmological model resulting from a biological perspective is different from the cosmological model made by Physics

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

You need understand that civilizations are built by a specific interpretation of the world = culture. All human interpretation of the world must be wrong, with some few degree of rightness.But, human beings have the resource of self-cure, or self-correction. When an individual is under this process of social self-correction, his behavior will be not normal in relation to that “wrong” civilization, which causes stress. What we can do? The patient is the society, not the individual

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werriboy55 9 minutes ago

Because our brain has 2 halves and thinks and some pre-galaxies have 2 halves you believe that they think.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

No, it is not so simple like that. Only for yours sake: Physicists Find Evidence That The Universe Is A ‘Giant Brain’ – If you are interested, Google it. The fact that human brains are not an entire whole, or that is not shared into 3, 4, 19 parts is because this bi-lateral symmetry is a constant pattern of natural systems, from galaxies to biological systems.

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werriboy55 19 minutes ago

Here’s some more of the Huffington Post article

“No, it doesn’t quite mean that the universe is ‘thinking’ – but as has been previously pointed out online, it might just mean there’s more similarity between the very small and the very large than first appearances suggest.”

And the piece of speculation you are basing your claim on is “might just mean”. Hardly concrete evidence

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Yes, but it doesn’t quite mean that the universe is “not” thinking also. We don’t know. My personal investigation using anatomy comparative method already suggested that the first cell is an exactly copy of primordial galaxies – if astronomical bodies are under the process of life cycle formation. I have lots of evidences suggesting it is. And “if” the cell is a copy of galaxies, the brain must be a copy of Universes. There is nothing more reasonable: the creature is the face of the creator

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NewSoulSam 37 minutes ago

All I know is how the two hemispheres develop in neurodevelopment but I will look up that paper. Is that the title of the paper and do you have the authors and/or journal it came from?

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

This is a big opportunity for you being a famous and helpful professional for Humanity. I am suggesting a new approach for neuropsych area that nobody tried before. I can’t do it because I am researching thousands of other issues and I have no knowledge/resources you have about this field.

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NewSoulSam 2 minutes ago

I disagree. That would be an opportunity for me to commit career suicide before I even start. I would prefer by continuing to study cognitive rehabilitation in post surgical epileptics and learn what I can from that experience.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Ohhh…sorry, I was forgetting to talk only the things that are safe for you being a good synchronized citizen of your “health” society. I have committed my career suicide, it is very painful, I ‘must not suggest to others doing it.There are centuries people are “studying” cognitive rehabilitation and it does not works yet, without forcing the cure with drugs. be a good professional following this mindset, it is about money.

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NewSoulSam 15 minutes ago

What? I don’t understand your first comment. I can, however, say that cognitive rehabilitation is a very specific therapy that has not been around for centuries and is a valid form of therapy. We are looking at a specific implementation of cognitive rehabilitation. Cognitive rehabilitation works based on the idea that the brain is plastic, which wasn’t known centuries ago.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

I am not resumed to cognitive rehabilitation therapy, which deals with injured brains ( If I remember it right) but I am thinking the broad sense of cognitive remediation therapy which deals with traditional diseases like schizophrenia, ADHD, and major depressive disorder.

For yours sake: The US Department of Defense has declared that cognitive rehabilitation therapy is scientifically unproved. As a result, it refuses to cover the cost of cognitive rehabilitation for brain-injured veterans

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

It is enough paste the title at Google. It does not talks about two hemispheres, this issue is about Matrix/DNA Theory’s models. If you see the configuration of a bi-lateral pair of nucleotides you see two hemispheres. Remember that brains are evolutionary result from evolution of nucleotides. If you try to understand how was the state of the world that created nucleotides, you need a cosmological model. If you get the right one, you will understand each division and function in the brain.

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werriboy55 2 minutes ago

The way to tell if a society is healthy or not is simple. Is society (objectively) growing or declining. If it’s growing it’s healthy. “naturally healthier” is a subjective judgement, requiring you to impose your personal values which are not necessarily valid in the society you are commenting on.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

So, when the dinosaurs society were growing it was naturally healthier? ( Don’t tell me that fare tale about meteorites) Same for lions, wales, eagles… all of then going to extinction. No, growing in not indicative that nature is happy and will support a species. It can grow in wrong way. Besides that, who is growing now and well adapted to this environment will be sick and destroyed by the next environment due natural changes.

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NewSoulSam 2 minutes ago

I disagree. That would be an opportunity for me to commit career suicide before I even start. I would prefer by continuing to study cognitive rehabilitation in post surgical epileptics and learn what I can from that experience.

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NewSoulSam 56 seconds ago

Actually, you can study neurodevelopment in early organisms and in humans to understand how the brain developed over time, from the nerve ganglion in some flatworms to our brains. In order to understand the organization and function of the brain, you need to study the brain using various methods, including neuroimaging, nothing more.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Nothing more? In order to understand the organization and function of the brain we need to know about natural systems, a forgot area by modern mindset. Brains are the new evolutionary shape that came from atoms systems, astronomical systems, cells systems, early organisms systems, etc. Don’t do that and you never will know what a brain is about.

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NewSoulSam 15 minutes ago

What? I don’t understand your first comment. I can, however, say that cognitive rehabilitation is a very specific therapy that has not been around for centuries and is a valid form of therapy. We are looking at a specific implementation of cognitive rehabilitation. Cognitive rehabilitation works based on the idea that the brain is plastic, which wasn’t known centuries ago.

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NewSoulSam 53 minutes ago

I appreciate your wikipedia search for my sake, but I am well aware that of what cognitive rehabilitation is and in what ways it has been shown effective. We will be the first to test the effectiveness of cognitive therapy in epileptics. I am aware that the Dept. of Defense will not cover cognitive rehabilitation, but I’m unaware of what relevance any of this has. Our lab’s work is our lab’s work and you are welcome to read the paper when it is published. I’m not exactly sure what your point is.

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TheMatrixDNA 14 minutes ago

What is my point? Cognitive therapy is actually fairly difficult and challenging due wrong approach due wrong interpretation of the brain due wrong interpretation of origins and meanings of brains. If we don’t know this Nature here and now we don’t know if the unusual behavior is illness of the individual or of the society.

I am grateful for you keeping this conversation because it is constructive for my job.But I understand why you never have thought outside the box.

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fremiamagus

fremiamagus 56 seconds ago

That is what I said right here

“What you are citing is a program that only checks for the version of that particular os to make sure that it has not corrupted during the transfer process.”

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Nature does not permit to systems that she creates to be eternally perfect closed operating system. It is because the very foundation of this material Universe: he is assented upon the expansionist light-wave triggered by the Big Bang.This light-wave produces fragments, photons, which go out from direction of the wave. Same way, the unique perfect closed system reached by matter had fragments of mass/energy going out of the systemic circuity. With time = there is whole corruption/mutation

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g24417

g24417 34 minutes ago

try to stay consistent. You said their is no evidence for spontaneous life. In fact there is evidence and some of that is that 1 – RNA and lipids arise naturally and 2 – RNA and lipids together perform all the functions of life. Also you should be concerned about Prion’s. They arise naturally and can replicate themselves. That is more evidence that life can arise naturally.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

No. The fact that RNA and lipids arise naturally is not proof for spontaneous life. They arise by the same process a new human baby arise inside the womb. Should we say our bodies arose spontaneously, by chance? What is missing for you is to see and understand the larger big picture, the state and shape of the world where the first RNA arose. If you try do it you could be more helpful for Humanity. Just now you remembered me that I need go back to study prions-diseases and Matrix/DNA models

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g24417 7 minutes ago

You fail to understand both the conversation and the point you are trying to make. 1st, RNA and lipids arising naturally is not “proof” – only an idiot would say that. It is however evidence. RNA and lipids do not arise in nature through the same process as they arise in our body. For example, if you freeze a solution of amino acids, they will form RNA. Hint: your body does not freeze amino acid solutions to form RNA. There are other ways they form in nature as well.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

I think I can understand your point because I know your world view, but, you can’t understand my point because you don’t know mine.The emergence of RNA at abiogenesis could be an evidence for spontaneous generation only if one does not know the informations inside atoms, molecules and aminoacids. Same way, the emergence of an embryo inside a womb being watched by a microbe living in that womb should be for him evidence of spontaneous generation. He does not know DNA. You don’t know Matrix

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g24417 12 minutes ago

You do not understand my point because you do not know what you are talking about. You are using the terms completely wrong and nothing you are saying makes any sense. Its like you are saying the “rabbit ran fast unicorn eats soup” (WTF?). Additionally, your idea of a world view is nonsense, we live in the same world that follows the same rules of logic and evidence, this “world view” idea is simply a dishonest way to avoid your own ignorance.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

You don’t know what you are talking about. Why a long post totally off the topic that initiated our debate? It is about yours beliefs in spontaneous generation of RNA and lipids. Let’s check yours evidences? First: why carbon atom was chosen for to be the basic atom for organic matter? Second: Why carbon choose to link to N and O for building aminoacids?

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Ok, you are talking something that I don’t know and I need know it. I will search the paper/articles about freeze aminoacids making RNA, but if you could advance the best paper, I will be grateful.The Matrix/DNA models are suggesting that it is impossible inside a lab to built naturally those 20 aminoacidos and naturally they will compose as RNA. If it is possible, I must throw Matrix models into the garbage. But I want to see it

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Terncote 3 minutes ago

“First: why carbon atom was chosen for to be the basic atom for organic matter?”

Chosen? Why choose that very slanted word? That seems careless or prejudicial.

Why not ask, *why is carbon so well suited as the basis for life*?

“Why carbon choose to link to N and O for building aminoacids? ”

It didn’t choose, like all elements, it’s a mater of complimentary valences. There is no self awareness involved.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

I am not worried with semantics, but about facts. So, *why is carbon so well suited as the basis for life?*. What is your explanation? It is not enough to say that carbon is able for several connections, etc. It does not works at other different planets. Why Earth is the right catalyst for carbon making the right compositions for life? Of course there is no self awareness involved, but why linking to N and O results into aminoacids fitted for biological systems?

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Dave Kim 4 minutes ago

“At the moment, since we have no idea how probable life is, it’s virtually impossible to assign any meaningful probabilities to any of the steps to life except the first two (monomers to polymers p=1.0, formation of catalytic polymers p=1.0). For the replicating polymers to hypercycle transition, the probability may well be 1.0 if Kauffman is right about catalytic closure and his phase transition models, but this requires real chemistry and more detailed modelling to confirm…”

TALKORIGINS

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

The modern academic worldview have no idea how probable life is because this worldview is denying that every son must have a father with same genetic code. This worldview is suggesting that the first cell came with a genetic code built spontaneously at abiogenesis, but they do not show where and how this genetic code was in the state of the world during abiogenesis. Do you need to apply probability calculus for to know how a female womb is suitable for creating a new life?

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Dave Kim 53 seconds ago

Do you need to pretend like you know the answer to this impossible question?

Join us in trying to find the truth instead of pontificating all over my new shirt.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Impossible question?! Are you talking about the question: “Which were the natural forces and elements that contributed for building the first biological system? Where were them? How and why those forces and elements converged to this planet surface at same time?”

These is the unique most rational questions we can do. And the method for finding the answers is: “Go looking them at the ancestral existing natural systems: atoms, galaxies, etc.” Yes I did it because I am not denying our ancestors.

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Terncote 30 minutes ago

“How and why those forces and elements converged to this planet surface at same time?”‘

Again with the loaded verbiage.

Every mote of stardust contains three things, silica, water and hydrocarbons.

It is impossible to avoid the basic materials for life – they are pervasive in the universe!

Earth just happens to be in the habitable zone of our sun. There are potentially millions if not billions of planets where these conditions exist.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 minute ago

Hummm…Yours argument is irrefutable. Really, it is impossible to avoid the basic materials for life – they are pervasive in the universe! Yours problem will begins when you take a little bit of those ingredients, mixing them for getting the right 20 aminoacidos, only the left handed molecules, and leaving them by themselves continuing the process towards the first cell system. Since they will not do that, you will go back, to the Universe – as the designer – for asking the same question.

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Terncote 1 hour ago

We are semantic creatures so words matter, especially loaded ones.

Because of its structure, carbon easily forms long chain polymers and these are essential for organic life.

“It is not enough to say that carbon is able for several connections, etc. It does not works at other different planets.”

What more can you say about it? And you are wrong – carbon has the same qualities anywhere in the universe, just like every other element.

Earth chemistry is the same as chemistry everywhere else.

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Yes, but why the carbon structure easily forms long chain polymers for organic life? Why the oxygen or Nitrogen structures are not such suitable? I think academic establishment never did these questions, so, they have no explanations. I will advance the explanation from matrix/DNA models: carbon has number atomic 6, which is the exactly copy of Matrix natural formula for composing natural systems. Each particle is a tool performing a specific universal systemic function. And goes on…

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Edmond Goo

Edmond Goo 55 seconds ago

They can’t see what’s under the photosphere of the sun.

No one knows what’s there.

I say iron.

Do I know?

Nope.

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Louis Charles Morelli

Louis Charles Morelli 1 second ago

The sun is going to dye because he is eating himself, Goo. The lesson of his existence, the big mistake of being supreme selfish, composing his own body as his own Paradise as a closed system, is spread to the external world in shape of light, a lesson for his offspring don’t do the same mistake.Creationists did not learned the lesson. They don’t love Humanity and Nature, they makes an alliance with a powerful god and lives their selfish life. Your light is our darkness. We’ll do different

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DarkHoundNero

DarkHoundNero 6 minutes ago

ok then, again I say, they believe the universe only existed that long. where did the universe COME FROM?

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Every time you have a question about Nature (the Universe is Nature) search the answer in nature.nature does not play dice with us. So, you will see that all elements and substances inside a cell system came from outside, through holes at the membrane.Now, try to make yours theoretical model about “where the Universe came from” based upon what you see. It is better than appeal to imaginations going far out away from Nature. That’s was the method used by Matrix/DNA models

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TheOneTheOwnLak 21 minutes ago

Funny how when I mentioned that fractal patterns are in this universe from the atom to the solar system to the galaxy…..you all said i was mad

funny goats.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

I never said that. But…natural fractal patterns are in need of analyse from a different approach, other than Math. The universal pattern that Matrix/DNA models are suggesting seems a living thing that evolves, creates different appendices, changes time from micro to macro, etc. It is the universal formula that nature uses as template for organizing matter into systems. It is better seeing as a bi-lateral pair of nucleotide, the unit of information of DNA.

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DarkHoundNero 43 seconds ago

Technically, science is a product of your brain. and then if there were no organisms on the planet during the Big Bang, how did they come from nothing? Macro evolution also doesn’t make sense, in the terms that everyone came from a single cell that multiplied and already had the function to multiply if it was the first one

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

DarkHoundNero, our known data were rationally connected and the result is the Big Bang Theory. It requires that something came “through” “nothing” and not that something came from nothing. It means that the Universe is surrounded by a kind of membrane remembering nothing, with holes. And the first cell was not the first natural system able to self-replicate: our ancestors, galaxies and stars already does that.These theories are very pretty rationals under the light of what we see here and now.

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DarkHoundNero 25 minutes ago

I believe in God, but Matrix, I give you props.

You’re the first person to actually make some sense and answer me.

So science says that an organism was not present on the earth when the Big Bang happened and it was formed? So where exactly did an organism come from?

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Organism is the name that we call any natural biological organized system. Then you have the same question I had 40 years ago and since nobody had the answer, I went to Amazon jungle - the still living world that witnessed the origins of life – searching the answer. There the jungle sent me to ask to the sky, because at the sky was the answer. Then, I saw the Matrix/DNA in shape of astronomical system, working exactly as an ancestral organism. Maybe my answer is wrong, but it is interesting…

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

The Matrix/DNA does not have seen supernatural interference upon the long chain of causes and effects that began with the Big Bang and is coming to our days.But absence of evidence is not proof for non existence. I will not destroy yours faith and hope in the existence of a lovely God, but only I will debate the events and real facts of this world that my little brain can grasp

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DarkHoundNero 5 minutes ago

I agree, sounds interesting.

LQG on CNN

Was just found like yesterday

might be intriguing

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TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

“LQG on CNN: might be intriguing”

I am not well informed about LQG, which means I need to dedicate more time studying. But…theoretical Physics seems that are going away off the beam. I don’t appreciate the idea of existing ghosts black holes as theorized by Hawking, I think that it is result of deviation of Maths from the natural world due the excess of Maths and computer simulations. Matrix/DNA is suggesting that at galactic nucleus there are merely vortexes formed by dust of died stars

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Edmond Goo

Edmond Goo3:00PM – Sat – Jan – 12 – 2013

Genes do mutate.

75% of mutations on a typical gene are bad, 24% are neutral (waiting to go bad) and less than 1% give an arguable benefit.

No life form can survive those numbers and the more time you add, the worse it gets.

I know it seems simple and logical to you.

HERE is your problem.

Your Philosophy of “No God, Nature did it” creates a perception problem for you.

You become incapable of discerning what is real because a Philosophy has replaced objective reality.

TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

It’s reasonable that any natural system 75% bad mutations goes worse and the 1% good, by logics, never should get fixed. But the macro-evidences of this world, the analyses of whole Natural History, shows that the long natural chain of causation is not linear as wish our logics. The carriage makes a curve and so, there is an evolutionary movement from simple to complex that is curve also.Have you heard about white light and dark light? It does that a system must became worst for becoming better

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TheFallibleFiend 28 seconds ago

“I don’t know that humans are apes, but I do ‘know’ that life is a kind of energy. Despite my science illiteracy, I KNOW that all the actual scientists are liars or idiots.” –TheOneTheOwnLak

TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Life is a kind of energy?! So, this guy has no Higgs bosons at his body?! Shouldn’t… since he says life is no mass…

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TheOneTheOwnLak 38 minutes ago

life is energy…I stand behind it as matter is energy…you dont know how physics works?…go see einstein.M=E/c2…

No Higgs boson…itll never be found

electromagnetism.

you guys hate to look stupid dont you…and then you make shit up like I said it…HAHAHAHAH

what will you guys make up next?

Unicorns? haha

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 5 minutes ago

My definition of “life” is: “The shape of the universal natural system that began simplest as a vortex at the Big Bang, but containing all seven brutes natural forces that became the seven life’s properties. This shape correspond to our shape as “fetus” when our body is changing shapes due the action of vital cycle process. So, this Universe is a genetic reproduction process of something ex-machine, performed by steps known as Evolution, but, which, really, is the Universe under a vital cycle

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

If my definition will be proved the right one, life is not merely “energy”. Energy is merely a natural state got by accelerated mass and mass is the state of low energy. Both, mass and energy are not essence DE per SE, but derivations of a deepest essence: information. Informations are those quantum vortexes that appeared at Big Bang working like genes and composing quarks, leptons, etc.Reproduction of Universes…or Gods? I don’t know.

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emfederin

emfederin 2 minutes ago

I’ve seen AI programs that make more sense then you do.

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

Really? Thanks by this information, I will go back for repeating my research about AI, maybe is there something new that I don’t know.Any suggestions for correcting my mistakes are welcome.

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cupera1

cupera1 37 minutes ago

how did light sensitive pigments become light sensitive?

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TheMatrixDNA

TheMatrixDNA 1 second ago

cupera1- how did light sensitive…?

Every material body that still belongs to any natural system is light sensitive. All matter is supported by an ocean of light that produces wavelengths with different intensities of vibrations.All seven vibrations are shapes of a single vital cycle process. So, the shape of “green”color always are sensitive to “yellow” and “blue” colors due the same cause that a baby is the shape that links to embryo and child. There is symbiosis among material bodies

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When a kid lose his parents and becomes homeless, his inner tendency forgets parents and turn on as hate against the hell in the streets and the world, becoming a criminal. But, if the kid is kept by relatives and grows on the same land, he keeps the memory of parents, like Uudam did, and the missing parents’ love becomes great potential tendency in some kind of arts. Usually he does nothing in relation to the whole Humanity, this species abandoned here without spiritual protectors parents. But.

Blogs de Ciências no Brasil

sexta-feira, janeiro | 4 | 2013

1 – Vídeo de Palestra sôbre blogs de ciencias no Brasil… e os links sugeridos

CPBR3 – Blogs de ciência (

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_1ZaOT_7SE&list=FLCPp07tsWrxoMUPoJDiCf4w

VER : Papo de Homem – Blog masculino que inclue artigos de ciência

VER: Meio-bit … blog que fala de ciencias

A Matrix/DNA no Brasil: Divulgação, Pesquisas de blogs, Teses brasileiras, Financiamentos de Pesquisas, Patrocinadores,

quinta-feira, janeiro | 3 | 2013

Grande portal de Teses Brasileiras:

Biblioteca Digital USP

http://www.teses.usp.br/?&lang=pt-br

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Blogs de Ciências no Brasil

1 – Vídeo de Palestra sôbre blogs de ciencias no Brasil… e os links sugeridos

CPBR3 – Blogs de ciência (

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_1ZaOT_7SE&list=FLCPp07tsWrxoMUPoJDiCf4w

VER : Papo de Homem – Blog masculino que inclue artigos de ciência

VER: Meio-bit … blog que fala de ciencias

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Brasil.gov.br

Fomento e apoio - Sistema Integrado de Informação

http://www.brasil.gov.br/sobre/ciencia-e-tecnologia/fomento-e-apoio/sistema-integrado-de-informacao

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Idéias Geradas pela Matrix/DNA: Três Dicas para Pensar Diferente, Fora da Caixa

domingo, novembro | 4 | 2012

3 Ways To Think Outside The Box

Posted by: Nerd on October 30, 2012 in LifestyleNerdNash

http://nerdatthecooltable.com/2012/10/3-ways-to-think-outside-the-box/

When employees arrive at a brainstorming meeting at MBooth, a communications agency in Manhattan, they see confetti strewn across the table, posters with prompts like, “Tell me an idea inspired by the word electricity,” and a picture of Ryan Gosling with the caption, “Hey girl, what would get me to shop here?” They are given a marker and ten minutes to write ideas on the walls.

The unusual experience is carefully designed to help them think outside the box.

Andrew Rossi, MBooth’s creative director, is responsible for making the agency a hub of innovation. He stepped into the role in 2009 when fresh ideas were starting to run dry. “Clients stay with us for a long time,” he says. “We were thinking about the same clients over and over and (our ideas) were just getting stale.”

Rossi started researching how creativity works and overhauled MBooth’s creative process, earning an award for ’2012 Creative Agency of the Year’ from the Holmes Report.

Here, Rossi shares three tips that can help your company come up with original ways to reach your business goals:

1. Set parameters to focus your ideas. Ironically, too much freedom can hinder your creativity. Boundaries help your memory function, giving your ideas more depth and breadth. “Too many times, people start off really broad,” Rossi says. “That’s a lot of pressure. It’s easier to anchor an idea somewhere.”

As you brainstorm, focus your thinking by asking specific questions. For example, if you’re looking for new marketing strategies, list ten things you could do on Facebook or five ideas that involve crowdsourcing. Play with a variety of prompts and write down whatever comes to mind, no matter how loosely associated.

Ok. Preciso aumentar a auduência para Matrix/DNA no Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc. O que eu poderia fazer nestas redes sociais?

1) Todo dia iniciar Internet por elas;

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2. Search for random inspiration. To think outside the box, you need to trigger your brain to make connections it normally wouldn’t make. To do that, look for inspiration that seems entirely unrelated to the problem.

Rossi often prompts his team with unexpected words, like pineapple or sparkles for a car company. “Nine times out of 10, the ideas people are excited about are generated by the ridiculous random prompt,” he says. To find prompts, look at popular photos on Pinterest and trending words on Twitter, or click ‘I’m Feeling Lucky’ in a Google search.

3. Aim for quantity, not quality. While you’re generating ideas, turn off your internal editor. Exhaust your good ideas and start throwing out suggestions that seem absurd or wrong. Remember, you can always make a bad idea better after the fact.

Rossi finds that speed and friendly competition help people churn out ideas without judgment. Once, he put 100 one dollar bills in the center of a table and told his team they could take one every time they said an idea. “In 15 minutes, we came up with 100 ideas,” he says. “Fifty of them were really interesting.”

A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o Movimento das Vadias

terça-feira, junho | 5 | 2012

É salutar e devem ser incentivadas as iniciativas de seres humanos de levarem a publico suas reinvindicações individuais, minoritárias, etc. Nós outros, como espectadores sociais, temos o dever de ouvir os reclames e analiza-los não á luz de nossas ideologias, mas sim sob a lógica natural que extraímos do contexto geral dos fenômenos naturais e o futuro da Humanidade nêste contexto.

Se cometer-mos êrros em relação a êstes reclames minoritários deverá ser devido a nossos êrros na interpretação dos fenômenos naturais, interpretações estas que devem ser eleitas pela maioria. Pois bem:

Até o presente momento ( mas podemos mudar a qualquer momento), nossa interpretação da Evolução Universal é que ela, aqui nesta região e nêste tempo cósmico, está investindo na evolução do cérebro humano, e com um propósito: gerar, abortar, ou desenvolver, um novo sistema natural ao qual estamos denominando “auto-consciência”. Enquanto não aparecer argumentos e mais evidências ao contrário, esta é a interpretação que nos servirá de base para analisar tudo, inclusive êstes reclames individuais.

Um dos ítens desta interpretação é a conclusão de que o humano dominado pela necessidade fisica denominada “sexo” está atrapalhando a evolução do cérebro. Portanto, tudo o que é estimulo ao sexismo deve ser por nós, não combatido com violência ou com leis impositoras ( pois sabemos que não somos os donos da verdade e nossas interpretações podem estarem erradas), mas deve ser desprezado, ignorado, e se possivel, fazer-se conhecer a nossa opinião.

Um dos estimulos ao sexismo, na nossa opinião, é êsse movimento que tem sido bastante noticiado pela média (porque sexo vende), denominado “Movimento das Vadias”. Simplesmente porque o movimento não apresenta nenhuma sugestão para melhoria em nenhuma das áreas mais necessitadas humanas, da economia, da saúde, da exploração e distribuição dos recursos naturais, do desenvolvimento dos estudos e usos da Natureza, etc. Mas está em evidência nos cartazes e depoimentos do movimento a palavra “sexo” e seus derivativos. Está evidente que o movimento, suas cenas e suas retóricas, fazem os cérebros imediatamente relaciona-las com coisas sexuais, o que vai contra o propósito da Evolução. Está evidente que o movimento está desviando a evolução do cérebro e tentando fazê-lo regredir às preocupações com as necessidades básicas animalescas do passado. Portanto a conclusão é: tentar aproveitar o potencial de iniciativa para estabelecer regras sociais e comportamentais das militantes, orientando-o para procurar regras e comportamentos sociais benéficos à causa da evolução cerebral. Óbviamente, inicialmente é preciso desmascarar o apêlo sexista por trás do potencial de iniciativa. É preciso criticar, minar, os argumentos. E por isso registraremos nêste capítulo nossa intervenções conforme forem acontecendo.

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A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias"

A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias"

No quadro acima, em:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=361743893891075&set=a.361736417225156.88050.100001664015955&type=1&theater

Tem uma sessão para comentários, e nossos comentários são:

  • Louis Charles Morelli Meu corpo, minhas regras. (?!) Isto quando se está isolado e não numa sociedade. Na sociedade as regras individuais têm que ceder às regras sociais. E as regras sociais devem ser eleitas pela vontade da maioria. E a maioria é composta de mulheres feias e velhas, homens intelectualizados cientificamente, todos contra os estimulos que fazem prevalecer o clima de sexismo na sociedade. Você deve procurar as outras que pensam assim, que se suportam em regras individuais e se isolar da grande sociedade.
  • Louis Charles Morelli ‎”Não confunda tesão com agressão”. Qual a intenção da mulher que exibe curvas fazendo propaganda de seu genero sexual? Lutar por um novo sistema economico social? Defender uma nova cosmovisão?

  • Louis Charles Morelli Quem é o primeiro agressor? A Natureza seleciona o homem moderno pela capacidade técnica, profissional, intelectual. A mulher o seleciona por outras coisas, pelo valor humano ao dinheiro e pela estética fisica. A Natureza seleciona grupos, nações, as mais fortes são as que possuem o maior numero de homens com aqueles predicados. A mulher seleciona individuos. São evidentes as diferenças entre a “seleção natural da Natureza” e a “seleção natural sexual do feminino”. Ao impor sua forma de seleção à Natureza, o feminino está agredindo a Natureza.  No banco da escola, deixe a matéria do conhecimento das ciências naturais dominar a mente dos alunos e não pernas e calcinhas. Sua nação nunca irá para a frente dêsse jeito.

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    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (2)

    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (2)

    Louis Charles Morelli E que tal discutir êsse cartaz com alguma inteligencia? Êle significa que a humanidade inteira deve concordar e se submeter a uma teoria, a de que a mulher tem o poder da seleção natural sexual e para exercê-lo, ela pode criar as situações, como expor homens a elas nuas como estimulo para que êles as cantem e assim possam efetivar a seleção. Mas tudo isso é discutivel e muitos não estão dispostos a ceder êsse poder. Muitos não concordam com essa teoria. Como fica?

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    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (3)

    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (3)

  • Louis Charles Morelli Vocês querem continuarem a se enganarem e serem enganadas ou querem analisar a realidade nua da coisa? O corpo feminino é bonito para a natureza instintiva feminina que prioriza o bonito e o feio. A natureza masculuna prioriza o util/inutil. Então um corpo feminino é util para que? Para sexo, para trabalhar, etc. Se queres mostrar o corpo tendo em mente o aspecto “bonito” vá mostrá-lo onde só tenha mulheres. Lutar contra a natureza é idiotice.

  • Louis Charles Morelli Se queres fazer uma campanha para se aceitar as vadias, nada farei contra. Mas a tôda ação cabe uma igual reação. Os homens devem fazer uma campanha para se aceitar os vadios. Os quais são marginalizados, preconceituados, mais por vocês mesmas. Então, como fica?
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    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (4)

    A Matrix/DNA Contra o Sexismo e o "Movimento das Vadias" (4)

    Louis Charles Morelli Que cartaz mais radical, unilateral, tendencioso! Onde está o devido e necessário completo “E sem femininismo”?!

Rêdes Sociais na Internet: Twitter: Cinco Dicas Para Melhorar, A Serem Praticadas Pela Matrix/DNA

segunda-feira, maio | 21 | 2012

Todo dia sou bombardeado com noticias novas relacionadas ao conteúdo da nova visão do Mundo que é a Teoria da Matrix/DNA, exigindo análises e confecção de artigos a serem postados aqui, alem dos já mais de milhares de temas que estão em andamento de pesquisas, e alem disso, tenho que trabalhar no minimo 60 horas por semana como motorista de uma limo auto-cab para manter o pagamento da minha manutenção em New York, portanto, meu maior problema é escassez de tempo, do qual eu precisaria dedicar horas para aprender a tecnologia de computadores, Internet, e como usar estas redes sociais como Twitter, Facebook, Google + , Messenger/MSN, etc. Tenho contas abertas mas nem tempo para ler as mensagens uma vez por semana. Então vem como uma benção certas dicas que estejam bem resumidas e explicadas de maneira que torne fácil e rápido aplica-las. Nêste capítulo tentarei registrar o que aparecer e tentar arrumar tempo para aplicar. Vou tentar traduzir os textos, assim é uma boa forma de ler e guardar na memória alem de ajudar os leitores brasileiros e portugueses.

1) MisterSugar:

http://mistersugar.com/article/4731/your-5-minute-5-day-orientation-to-twitter

Your 5-minute, 5-day orientation to Twitter

At a party this weekend, an acquaintance admitted she still didn’t know how best to use Twitter, even though her publisher was going to expect her to mount a full-fledged social media effort to promote her next book.

Numa festa nêste final de semana, uma amiga virtual admitiu que ela ainda não sabe como usar o Twitter, mesmo pensando que seu editor espera que ela monte uma boa mídia social para promover seu próximo livro.

Any suggestions for absorbing the possibilities of Twitter? she asked.

Quaisquer sugestões para obter as possibilidades do Twitter? – ela perguntou

Yes, I said. Just commit to five minutes a day for the next five days, and follow this schedule:

Sim, eu disse. Justo se comprometa a cinco minutos diariamente pelos próximos cinco dias, e siga este plano:

Minute 1: Read

Minuto 1: Leia


Sign into Twitter. You should see a column of tweets by the people you are already following. (If you have an account but few that you are following, use the search at top of the screen to search for a topic of your choosing — I’d go for ‘chocolate’ myself).

Assine no Twitter. Você deverá ver uma coluna de tweets pelas pessoas que você está seguindo. ( Se voc6e tem uma conta mas poucos que voc6e está seguindo, use a busca no tôpo da tela para procurar por topicos de sua preferencia – Eu por mim mesmo iria para “chocolate”).

Scroll, scan, skim, read.

Role, analize, observe, leia.

Get a sense for what your friends and professional colleagues are sharing. It might be something new(e.g., a new article or photo that person has posted online), something recommended (e.g., breaking news, a funny video, a get-rich-quick scheme) orsomething personal (e.g., just ate chocolate, just dreamed about chocolate, just covered my lover in chocolate).

Obtenha o sentido do que seus amigos e profissionais estão compartilhando. Pode ser alguma coisa nova ( exemplo, um novo artigo ou foto que uma pessoa postou online), alguma coisa recomendada ( exemplo, noticias quentes, um bom vídeo, um esquema ganhe-dinheiro) ou alguma coisa pessoal ( exemplo: justamente coma chocolate, sonhei com chocolate, ou…  acabei de tirar a roupa do meu amor e cobrí seu corpo todinho com chocolate quente derretido e levei-o para um formigueiro para sentir na pele uma experiencia cientifica tal como os cientistas fazem no laboratório com ratos, pois meu amor vive dizendo que gosta de novidades cientificas e eu faço todas as vontades do meu amor… etc.).

Oh, raios… o despertador está me avisando que é hora de sair para trabalhar… vou ter que interromper isto aqui… como sempre, enquanto for escravo apanhado nas engrenagens dêste sistema-máquina reproduzido pela Matrix)…

[Those three somethings sound familiar? They’re the components of the internet, after all. Read more.]

Oh, and this might help:

  • RT = retweet. The person is echoing someone else’s tweet. This is the power of Twitter, which is really a global overlapping of personal networks. It’s how information or links or memes go viral, by bouncing from one network to another.
  • MT also means retweet, but the person has made a few edits to make room (Twitter limits a tweet to 140 characters, after all).
  • *.@mistersugar (a period before the ) is a way to trick Twitter* to show the tweet to everyone in your network. Otherwise, Twitter will just show a tweet that starts with someone's handle (mistersugar is me) to only the people in your network who already follow me.

Minute 2: Retweet
Ok, you’ve read the river of news (information flowing in reverse chronological order) for the first minute.

Now, find a tweet you just read and liked. Retweet it. Hover your cursor over the tweet, and you should see Retweet appear. Click on that. A popup window will show a blue button. Click it.

That was fast. You probably have 45 seconds to retweet a few more.

There’s an ongoing debate about whether retweeting means you are endorsing the information or sentiment or opinion in that tweet. Not sure we’ll ever end this debate, but generally you should retweet something that you want to share with your network. Might be something you agree with, or something you want to challenge others. If you’re interested in it, retweet it.

Minute 3: Reply
Time now to reply.

This is where you answer someone. This is conversation, and you do it every day verbally, nonverbally, via email and other technology. This is what most intrigues me about social media, for when we can use our connections to have conversations, we’re well on our way to forming collaborations and cementing community.

By now, Twitter is probably telling you, at the top of the window, that there are a few more — or a hundred more — tweets ready to float onto your screen. I’m seeing 53 in my screen right now. Click on that message, and the new tweets will appear. Scan them.

Find a tweet that poses a question, or makes an assertion. Hover over the tweet, find the Reply link, and click that. A popup window will appear, and give you a place to write your reply.

Notice Twitter has included the @ name(s) of your connection and anyone else that was mentioned in the tweet. This means you’ll have less than 140 characters for your message, but I know you can find a short way to reply.

Remember, you’re having a conversation now. Be polite, and be constructive.

Ok, you’ve replied. How’s your time? If you’ve got 30 seconds, click on the @Connect link in the black menubar at the top of the window. This will take you to a list of the tweets that previously have mentioned you or replied to one of your previous tweets. Reply to one of these. That’s how conversation works – give and take, speak and listen, give and get.

Minute 4: Direct message
So, everything you’ve done now has been in public, like eavesdropping and engaging in conversation in a big tent where your cousin is getting married (unfortunately, I can’t attend my cousin Jenny’s wedding next month in Colorado, where the entire Zuiker clan is gathering).

Twitter also provides a way to have a one-on-one conversation. This is called direct messaging.

In the menubar at the top of the window, find the human profile just to the left of the search field. Click on the profile and select ‘Direct messages’. A popup window will show you messages sent to you — only people who you follow can send you direct messages — and show you a ‘New message’ button. Click on that and the window changes, with a space to indicate who you are messaging, and a place to type your message.

Send one of your contacts a message, even if it’s just, “I’m really glad to know you.” Everyone likes a compliment and to be appreciated, especially when they’re still alive.

Twitter’s direct messaging is very convenient. I used it the day Erin ended up in the emergency room and Isuddenly needed the help of my community.

But, you must concentrate when you are sending a direct message. Lots of us have been embarrassed when a personal message has instead been posted publicly.

Minute 5: Share your own
The final minute is all yours. Go back to the Twitter Home screen and in the left column, find the field that says ‘Compose a new Tweet…’.

Share something with your network and the world (overlapping networks, remember). Something new, something recommended or something personal. Start a conversation.

Did it? You’re done for the day.

Come back the tomorrow, and run through your five minutes. Do this a five days straight. You’ll either be hooked, or realize that the other tools, methods and activities in your life are higher in priority. That’s ok.

For me, chocolate always come before Twitter.

Bonus

For best practices in the category of promoting your own book through social media connections, conversations and collaborations, see Rebecca Sklootand Michael Ruhlman.

_Note that Twitter will most likely change the user interface of its site, and many Twitter clients have different ways of showing the various functions and tools. So, many of the descriptions above may get out of date. I’ll try to keep them somewhat current. When in doubt, find someone nearby who knows Twitter, offer to buy them a cup of coffee, and sit down together to have a conversation.


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