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 [Robotfuturenews.blogspot.com] Robotic Future News: 2006-08-13: But John Maynard Keynes, in his essay on "Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren," predicted in 1930 that such unemployment would be "only a temporary phase of maladjustment." He foresaw that, in the end, the new machines would so enhance our productive capacity that mankind would eventually solve the fundamental economic problem of scarcity. Then, Keynes said, people would have to worry only about how to use their leisure.

[Evolutionprize.org] Replies to the Evolution Prize, 2006. by Brig Klyce: 07:42 AM: Dear Brig: Attempting to resolve the question of whether or not evolutionary progress occurs in a closed system by resort to artificial intelligence and computer runs amounts to a setback for science. Science has accepted the challenge of understanding the complexities of life processes locally and cosmically but it remains doubtful, because of the nature of humankind as part of nature, that artificial intelligence or computer runs are inherently adequate for the task posed by The Evolution Prize.

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