Timothy Paine, an entomologist at the University of California-Riverside, recently 'committed to the scientific record the idea that California's eucalyptus trees may have been biologically sabotaged, publishing an article [in the Journal of Economic Entomology] raising the possibility of bioterrorism.'
Must every act of aggression be labeled as some form of terrorism? The term certainly has lost it's potency since 9/11.
Either there is a metaphysical reality that provides a "spark", if you will, of reason to living organisms such as ourselves, or else we are not actually reasoning, self-aware beings, but merely beings which act as if we are.
So there are only 2 options huh? Please allow me to offer a 3rd:
We are indeed reasoning, self-aware beings who evolved that way in order to survive in a competitive and unforgiving environment.
Alternatively we may be computer programs ourselves in some alien video game. I could go on but I believe that I've made my point.
it's artificial. It isn't real. You're never going to get a Turing computer to actually think
Why not? We evolved into sentient beings from non-sentient organic matter, why couldn't the same thing be possible with silicon based intelligence?
South Korea seems to ignore actual warfare/violent aggression from North Korea so I doubt it would make a difference either way.
If said jamming is affecting their Starcraft servers in any way there's no telling what they might be capable of.
The other thing is to - get this - turn the car off. Just turn the ignition and pull the keys. Either way, you have to then try to control the car to a stop.
Good luck controlling the car with the steering wheel locked. Sound like a sure fire way to roll the vehicle to me.
"Only a brain-damaged operating system would support task switching and not make the simple next step of supporting multitasking." -- George McFry