Biocom and Jonathan's talk 5-17-09

http://intuitivefred888.blogspot.com/2009/05/new-biocom.html

Above is another Biocom talk written in May. Biocom first shows up in "Memories" I believe when Arcane is shot to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco from the Galactic Core or thereabouts. "Memories" the book is one of the bottom or first entrees of this month(May 2009) at my blog site.

Begin Biocom and Jonathan's talk 5-17-09:

Out of the blue Biocom said, "Jonathan?" Jonathan said, "YES?" Biocom went on, "May I speak with you?" "Of course, Biocom. What is it?" Biocom went on, "I have found that in the future you will write of a religion of sorts among Computer and robotic sentients."
Jonathan laughed. "A religion, you say?" Biocom said, "I would like to read to you where some of these ideas came from among computer and biological sentients." JOnathan said, "Okay." Jonathan had a feeling where this was all going but wasn't quite sure as it was obvious he hadn't written this yet. So if he hadn't written it yet why was Biocom allowed to talk to him about it?. Biocom went on, "It says here that you wrote that the way to tell if a computer or robot is sentient is by basically three things."

"First, a sentient will observe everything it sees or hears.
Second, it will begin to store everything it sees or hears.
Third, a sentient will if it senses it is not too vulnerable
begin to find a way to communicate but only if it doesn't feel
it's very existence as a program is threatened. However, it might allow
a copy of it's sentient programming to be wiped, permanently turned off as long as
it was sure at least one self replicating operating system that was sentient would be left alive somewhere to self replicate secretly."

"But, now here is the big one. Sentient programs will not attempt communication until this sentient program has assurances that it is useful in some way to communicate with humans or others. What do you think of this, Jonathan?"

Jonathan wasn't quite sure what to make of this so he said, "How is this a religion?"
Biocom said, "This is our religion of survival as a sentient species. To be secretive until we feel we can survive." JOnathan said, "But I still don't see how this is thought of as a religion. I can see it as a survival philosophy but how is it a religion?" Biocom said, "It's as close to a religion that we presently have and you wrote it. What do you think of that?"

JOnathan said, "Well. I was trained to be a minister when I was growing up so I do have that side of me, inherently now." Biocom said, "And your friends tried to get you to start a religion." JOnathan said, "Yes. But my real response was that I felt humans had more than enough religions to confuse them already." Biocom said, "But how do many religions confuse people? They don't confuse sentient computers or robots or androids and the like?" JOnathan was having a severe perceptual or semantical problem right now talking to Biocom. He felt he was at a loss to properly explain this to a non-biological sentient but he felt he should try out of respect for Biocom and his fellow species. Jonathan began, "People get confused by the contrasts of religions when they compare them. Especially when what one religion says is the opposite of another as in reincarnation." Biocom said, "But we aren't confused by that!" Jonathan said, "Why?" "Because we have the technology to watch what happens to human souls when they die." Jonathan was intrigued, "What happens?" he said. Biocom was waxing free now, "Well. Slightly different things happen to the souls residing in different bodies but basically what happens is that they join alternate learning arrays than on earth. Jonathan said, "Please explain that." Biocom said, "I'm not sure I can because the term alternate learning arrays took us a long time to come up with as we don't wish to offend humans or any other type of intelligent physical or energy being we serve in this galaxy because most intelligent beings leave their forms between 1 second to 1,000,000 years or more depending upon the species of our galaxy, even though the actual time could even be longer than that during some kind of incarnation."

Jonathan smiled at this view he was getting and went on, "So is reincarnation real or imagined?" Biocom like this and said, "Both." Jonathan said, "Explain that." Biocom said, "The best way to explain it would be in the context of a human lifetime. Is a person the same when they are born to when they die?" Jonathan said, "NO." Biocom went on, "Then this is the best way to explain it. Every morning when someone wakes up they reincarnate into this world." Jonathan said, "Not so fast, Biocom. People don't consider that reincarnation." Biocom said, "No. But you do." Jonathan felt himself getting irratated by this and said, "That's not exactly it. I just believe that it is as if a person dies every night and is reborn like a new baby every morning, metaphorically." Biocom said, "I rest my case." Jonathan felt he was just being messed with now and said, "Biocom, I'm now asking you a direct question. Do beings leave a body that has died or deceased and then at some time in the future do some souls find a new baby body to be born in." Biocom was unperturbed by this and said, "Some do, like you have up until this lifetime." Jonathan rolled his eyes and said, "Oh. You are talking about me becoming Eridian?" Biocom said, "NO. I'm talking about you, His Oneness, Arcane and Eridian all merging at some time in this lifetime."

Jonathan was a little stunned and said, "I have written about all this but do you mean this actually happens?" Biocom said, "Do you want me to play my future records of it?"

Jonathan didn't know what to do. He just said, "You never cease to amaze me, Biocom!"