The OraCool Shares Wisdom In Response To The Community's Questions - Find Your Answers Here
If you were unfortunate enough to miss my introductory post, it can be found here.
Having received enough questions to make a post, it is now time again for me to share my wisdom and wit with the community. If you asked a question, find your answer below.
Anonymous asks; "You can see the future right? So.. if you could foresee that in six weeks time you would no longer want to be with your girlfriend, would you A) break up with her right then and there, or B) wait six weeks until your mind naturally evolved to the point of no longer wanting to be with her?"
A very interesting question, though I am currently unattached(in this dimension). I like your mind, friend. But the answer is neither A nor B. Don't feel bad for not having the ability to see option C. You, like most humans, haven't the vision nor the understanding to see the world in the way that @the-oracool is able to.
I would go with option C) Share the vision of my imminent dissatisfaction with her, and in doing so, motivate her to correct her behaviour. This would alter the future and ensure that she made the necessary changes to keep me interested, because no one wants to say goodbye to @the-oracool.
This was a terrific question, perhaps my favourite so far. I almost had to think, believe it or not. you should most definitely ask me another question.
@cassidyandfranks asks; "Can steemit usher away at least 1% of reddits user base?"
But of course. In fact, in two years from now, Steemit will have adopted 90% of reddit's user base. As well as facebook's and twitter's.
However, the-oracool.com will be up and running by then, so Steemit shall have to work very hard to retain their newly acquired populous.
Anonymous asks(tells); You got something wrong
Friend. Have you ever heard of Occam's razor?
What is more likely?
I, @the-oracool, inaccurately decoded something as immeasurably complex as the fabric of time, thus providing you with an incorrect prediction. Or, you, an unenlightened human, accidentally consumed a hallucinogenic substance, which led you to "see" the opposite of something I predicted taking place.
Which seems more likely? I rest my case.
If you asked a question and cannot find your answer here, check the previous posts on this blog as you have may have missed. I do not ignore any questions, so you should be able to find yours if you have a look.
This was fun. I enjoy sharing my wisdom with the little people. I need more questions now.
You can ask me questions anonymously at https://ask.fm/the_oracool
If you care not for anonymity, you may ask me a question in the comments section below, which I will answer in the next post with your name shown.
Maybe someday when you will arrive in @the-future I will let you be @the-oracool! Until then you are what you are :D
You have a nice post!
Here is a scenario. Perhaps you could spare a small fraction of one quadrillionth of your attention for addressing it. Thanks!
Supposition:
Self-driving electric cars will surely all but entirely displace manually operated cars in the coming decades.
Bundle of Questions:
Given the accelerating pace of innovation...
Isn't it likely that something else will preempt the rise of self-driving electric cars, rendering cars and ground transportation all but obsolete?
What if self-driving cars end up being obsolete because we head straight for teleportation instead?
Can't we simply forgo all this expending energy, moving mass, and managing inertia like we're still in the industrial age?
Extra-curricular:
What if teleportation is an innate human ability, simply forgotten, undiscovered, or not yet activated? What if through seeking technological / external solutions to transportation we are simply 'barking up the wrong tree'?
Thanks in advance!
@lovejoy
Excellent question, my child.
Check the next post for your answer.
Might you, wisest of the sages, tell me where I put my sanity?