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[sbb4th]

Your point surfsupfreddy? Everyone is aware Petersen is eccentric. So are most geniuses.

[colemano]

This is what I especially liked about your post, thanks. The man is brilliant reminds me of Stephen Hawking.

Dr. Peterson

Artificial intelligence and advanced robotics

The “information field” and how the body, the mind, and DNA really function (i.e. cybernetics - http://cyberdynetechnology.com/history_of_cyberdyne_systems_corporation.htm)

Quantum computing (off-camera, Dr Peterson held in his hand a cheap quantum chip, which he had assembled himself in his own laboratory, with the computing power of 10,000 PCs)

[Claypool Reservoir]

Quantum computing (off-camera, Dr Peterson held in his hand a cheap quantum chip, which he had assembled himself in his own laboratory, with the computing power of 10,000 PCs)

Sounds pretty darn Guinus to me...Now I don't believe in all that other hokey pokey about E.T's and stuff but most Guinuses that I have heard of or read about had what I would call a couple screws loose else where, but it could just be that I am not smart enough to comprehend such things??? Sounds to me like we defintely have a smart one on our team...

[CharlesNet]

That is terrific stuff, thanks for posting. I especially enjoyed Part 3.