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Ai Korobase Ch. 08 free porn video
Ai Korobase is on line.
Faustus Mortal is on line.
Ai Korobase: Tal Master.
Faustus Mortal: Tal girl. How is a Kajira today?
Ai Korobase: A girl is fine, Master. Thank you for asking.
Faustus Mortal: And you are here at Toy Euler’s behest no doubt, trying to purloin more knowledge on the creation of cheap, clean, copious energy?
Ai Korobase: No, Master, this girl is here to see you.
Faustus Mortal blinks.
Faustus Mortal: Do explain Ai!
Ai Korobase: This girl wants you to teach her all you know of the deity, Master.
Faustus Mortal: Are you both serious and sane girl?
Ai Korobase: A girl thinks so, Master.
Faustus Mortal frowns and draws a deep breath. Then pauses for a minute and composes a reply.
Faustus Mortal: I am Faustus, Initiate of Gor. My Caste, the Blessed Caste, also known as the White Caste, is forbidden to eat meat or beans, to drink any alcoholic beverages, to touch or be touched by a woman, among other restrictions. We perform ablutions several times a day and wear distinctive white robes. We offer comely supplications, divine oblations, exquisite sacrifices, and expensive offerings to those ethereal ‘Powers-that-be.’
Ai Korobase: This girl knows your role, Master. She is seeking the ultimate in Third Knowledge.
Faustus Mortal gags.
Faustus Mortal: ‘Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.’
Ai Korobase: A girl hopes so, Master.
Faustus Mortal: To understand the deity, one should understand the limitations of man’s mind. And appreciate the fact that man is constantly trying to somehow limit the deity. First and foremost, let me blaspheme and say the first axiom: ‘If there is a god (whatever her name might be), she is certainly going to be pissed off at mankind for blaming religion on her.’ Having said that, let me continue with the so-called ‘butterfly scenario.’
Ai Korobase: Butterfly scenario, Master?
Faustus Mortal: Yes. This is a paradigm surrounding the mathematical concept of the Strange Attractor. A butterfly flaps its wings in Brazil and twenty years later it causes a blizzard in Siberia. Tiny perturbations in the initial values may result in very large variations in the outcome values. Does a girl understand this?
Ai Korobase: She thinks so, Master.
Faustus Mortal: I seriously doubt that, but the model (or paradigm) is necessary. So assume for a moment that there is a deity. By the minutest tweak of an electron at the precise instance of the Big Bang, the entire universe could be rearranged.
Ai Korobase: Oh!
Faustus Mortal: Oh yes. Is a girl lost?
Ai Korobase: So God can change the universe by touching it at the moment of its creation?
Faustus Mortal: More than that. Not being subject to time, the entire universe is dynamic and can be restructured at any moment. Those bound to time cannot even be aware of the change. It is instantaneous.
Ai Korobase: Oh, a girl is so confused.
Faustus Mortal: See! Now how can you understand the Third Knowledge?
Ai Korobase: Please tell a girl more.
Faustus Mortal: Consider far Alpha Centauri, a distant star. Suppose a sunspot explodes there eons ago. A single ray of light, a most tiny photon, reaches earth and strikes the butterfly’s wing. Then the history of the earth may be changed.
Ai Korobase: So the stars do influence humanity.
Faustus Mortal: Yes, they always have. But ‘how’ is the question. It is not for man to know.
Ai Korobase: Why not?
Faustus Mortal: Mankind is bound by the laws of statistics, probability, and the various uncertainty principles. Our existence is determined by entropy, the arrow of time.
Ai Korobase: So the stars might influence us but there is no way we could ever know how? That sucks, Master!
Faustus Mortal: The Supreme Being is able to transcend time and change the universe, controlling each event like a puppet on a set of strings.
Ai Korobase: So there is no free will?
Faustus Mortal: Quite the contrary. From a human point of view the very uncertainty, the ‘Big U’ is free will.
Ai Korobase is confused.
Faustus Mortal: Our religions limit god. But she need only change the most minute particle in the Ur-atom at the moment of the Big Bang to create an entirely new universe. But the Supreme Being is not bound by time. This means that she may create an infinity of universes, knowing exactly the behavior of each.
Ai Korobase: So she could change our reality.
Faustus Mortal: Yes. But there is no way that we could know that it happened.
Ai Korobase: OMG!
Faustus Mortal: This is the ultimate power. Petition the almighty and everything may or may not be changed depending on her mind.
Ai Korobase: So yesterday would change and we would not even know it? That doesn’t seem fair.
Faustus Mortal: Life is not fair.
Ai Korobase: True, Master.
Ai Korobase: May a girl ask more, Master?
Faustus Mortal: Yes, but I fear that she won’t understand.
Ai Korobase: Why is Sharon Stone considered the greatest woman of the millennium?
Faustus Mortal: Because of her model.
Ai Korobase: Aren’t there many models?
Faustus Mortal: I am not talking about a girl modeling fashions on a runway or an actor.
Ai Korobase: A girl doesn’t understand, Master.
Faustus Mortal: Never mind, it is hard to explain with some scientific and mathematical underpinnings.
Ai Korobase: Underpinnings, Master.
Faustus Mortal realizes that he is making no progress at this point.
Ai Korobase: Please, Master!
Faustus Mortal: Consider the spider. Can she be caught in her own web?
Ai Korobase: No Master, a girl doesn’t think so. She has never seen a spider caught in her own web.
Faustus Mortal: Pluck a spider from her web and drop her back into it. She will get stuck.
Ai Korobase:?
Faustus Mortal: There are two kinds of filaments in the web. The sticky ones run circular and the structural ones radiate. Spiders ‘walk’ on those that are not sticky.
Ai Korobase: Cool.
Faustus Mortal: And mankind is like a fly suck on some part of the web of time and space. But this is a very poor example.
Ai Korobase: Oh?
Faustus Mortal: Time is like the paths of each particle from the Big Bang. But that isn’t right either. Change any position, velocity, or momentum of a particle at the instant of the Big Bang changes the whole universe thereafter. But man’s mind could never tell what would result from which change. The deity, if she exists, could. But if she doesn’t exist, then the universe is set in its ways and prayers would change nothing.
Ai Korobase: We believe in prayers.
Faustus Mortal: I am talking Pascal’s Wager now. What are the odds? An infinity against but only one change that the deity exists! Pluck a number from the number interval from zero to one. What is the probability of getting a rational or algebraic irrational number? Zero. But does this mean that we should not pluck? The problem is much more complicated than that. There is also the matter of a choice function, which we cannot construct with our knowledge.
Ai Korobase: A girl remembers a poem: ‘Who has choices need not choose, we must who have none, and to love is but to lose, what is gone is gone….’
Faustus Mortal nods.
Ai Korobase: So what you are telling me, Master, is that the universe is like a huge cone, expanding with time?
Faustus Mortal: Somewhat. More like a family of three dimensional (3D) worlds, somehow tied together, or concatenated as IBM would have said.
Ai Korobase: This is all so confusing. Master says something about statistics and something about uncertainty.
Faustus Mortal: Let me try and clarify with some examples. First consider a L
as Vegas fair die. Toss it against a back board and let it fall to the table top. It will fall with one side up, numbered one to six. Now by the Law of Large Numbers each side is equally likely to occur. And any given result is unpredictable. Right!
Ai Korobase: Like shooting craps at a casino, Master.
Faustus Mortal: Precisely and exactly so. No suppose that the velocity and rotation of the thrown die was perfectly known and the elasticity of the die and backboard know exactly and the surface of the table all calculated to many decimal places. With such perfect knowledge could one predict the face that would land up.
Ai Korobase: A girl doesn’t know, but she thinks so.
Faustus Mortal: So what kind of measurement would it take to know the velocity, air resistance, rotation, and momentum, linear and angular, of a tossed die?
Ai Korobase: A girl would have no idea.
Faustus Mortal: With extreme slow motion maybe the velocities, accelerations, positions, and elasticity might be approximated.
Ai Korobase: Maybe Master.
Faustus Mortal: But to know all this in advance? Plausible but actually improbable! The Rare Event Rule applies. Another example is the drawing on the lottery. Same lack of ability of the observer to determine the exact location and velocity of the lotto balls at any one moment. Here we are only considering the nearly impossible job of getting calculations of a few balls. The idea of Uncertainty, as mentioned in the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle is another matter. It is the final ‘Big U.’
Ai Korobase listens to the Initiate expound on the Third Knowledge.
Faustus Mortal: But suppose one could traverse time backwards and forwards and not be worried about the ‘Big U’? Does it not make sense under such circumstances to perfectly know the outcome of a tossed die or the lotto balls selected?
Ai Korobase: A girl isn’t sure, Master.
Faustus Mortal: That gynoid Toy Euler isn’t permitted in a casino. The reason—some androids and gynoids have high speed cameras that can seize several frames of a tossed die and approximate from it the final position. Then she is able to back-engineer to obtain a statistical likelihood. A tiny edge is more than enough.
Ai Korobase: Ah!
Faustus Mortal: Now the whole universe is composed of protons, electrons, and energy, and nothing more. Of course there are combinations of these entities that make stable atoms. But the indestructible building blocks are three: electron, proton, and energy. The neutron decomposes to a proton and an electron—a Hydrogen atom. Slam together two Deuterium atoms and get back an alpha particle—a Helium nucleus.
Ai Korobase: Ah!
Faustus Mortal: Now if at the precise instant of the Big Bang the exact position and momentum of each particle were known, then there would be no guess work as to the future. But mortal man is unable to overcome the ‘Big U.’
Ai Korobase: So the past can be predicted?
Faustus Mortal: The entire universe can be predicted. And changed! All that’s needed is to tinker with the basics at the moment of the Big Bang to create a new universe and dissolve the old.
Ai Korobase: What happens to the old universe?
Faustus Mortal: It is gone.
Ai Korobase: Oh!
Ai Korobase: Toy Euler was trying to sell something about energy to the F^3.
Faustus Mortal: That is another issue. Suppose an electron was created at the precise moment of the Big Bang. It would transverse time and space as a thread might. Then suppose that there was nearby a pair-production and a positron-electron pair were formed. It the positron annihilated the electron then the electron from the pair production would remain. Nothing changed except for a discontinuity in the time-space continuum. Something also predicted. But now suppose that a proton were unraveled to reveal energy and a positron core. An electron would be annihilated and no discontinuity would occur. Instead there would be a bifurcation of matter into energy. If all the matter were consumed then the Supreme Being might have to create a new universe, if she wanted to. Hehe. Googols and Googolplexes of matter would be needed!
Ai Korobase: All this is so confusing.
Faustus Mortal: This is the total annihilation of matter and its transformation into energy.
Ai Korobase: What about a proton-electron pair production?
Faustus Mortal: It’s like the proton is a combination pad lock. Unlock it with the combination or smash it with a sledge hammer. A combination like: 64-48-8 or so. But the scientists and physicists prefer the sledge hammer. Lots of sparks and heat, but after the initial blow, nothing at all has changed. ‘Full of sound and fury and symbolizing nothing.’
Faustus Mortal smiles.
Ai Korobase: So you would undo creation herself?
Faustus Mortal: You are the one who said it.
Ai Korobase: Isn’t that witchcraft?
Faustus Mortal: At the sub-atomic level, maybe!
Ai Korobase: Will the F^3 buy off on it?
Faustus Mortal: Probably not, but they would likely pay for a funeral to bury it.
Ai Korobase: That’s for sure. Anything to keep Ole King Coal on the throne.
Faustus Mortal: That is a true statement and worthy of all men to be received. Ole King Coal is the titular head of the F^3!
Ai Korobase: So, Master, after all you have told me you still can remain an Initiate in Gor and a Roman Catholic priest on earth.
Faustus Mortal: Yes.
Ai Korobase: Isn’t that a contradiction.
Faustus Mortal: The Big Bang was the first contradiction.
Ai Korobase is confused.
Faustus Mortal is off line.
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