Why are you climbing that tree?

[alexr_rwx]

In light of my own feelings of doubt, unease, confusion, and general freaked-out'd-ness about life and the prospect of living it, I assume that other people probably have similar situations from time to time.

So I present to you: webcomics. That's right. Webcomics plugged straight into my LJ, unabashedly. They're from xkcd.

I hope these help. I don't know what's going on, either. I think we have to make it up.

Comments

[gtv42.livejournal.com]

Uh, like, okay, but don't come crying to me when your nanobots are prohibitively expensive, plagued by low yield in both initial production and subsequent manufacturing, almost impossible to power, and able to be smudged out of existance the minute they run into a nanonewton of force, mmkay?

On a serious note, if it's nanobots you're wanting, genetically engineered bacteria and their ilk are the way to go. No need to re-invent the wheel; life.

(ps: You just reminded me to check today's Dinosaur Comics, and the results were JOVIAL IN NATURE.)

[oniugnip.livejournal.com]

The beauty of pushing design problems into the AI is ... that we can push design problems into the AI. Including the design of the AI itself...

So maybe it'll be like clever clouds of self-organizing bacteria-or-something that use energy from sunlight to magically build houses for the homeless out of dirt and stuff! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_goo)

I think everybody loves Dinosaur Comics :) Or should.