Re: Space travel by humans is not possible now

On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 10:04:57 -0800 (PST), Einar <einarbb@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Perhaps pryor to the end of this century we will see robots
approaching our intellect.

....Then they can replace you, especially after having been programmed
with the following directives:

1) DO NOT RESPOND TO KNOWN TROLLS! Ian Parker is one of these.

2) DO NOT QUOTE ENTIRE LONG POSTS! Trim them to conserve bandwidth.

[shakes head in utter dismay]

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