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Do You Remember FlyingDo you remember running like the air Through rushing branches, scrambling toward the sea Pursuing hidden cities, and aware That magic creatures watched invisibly? Do you remember searching in the sand For hermit crabs, and shattered crumbs of stone Beyond the realm of chores and reprimand By secret dunes you journeyed to alone Or singing, when the starlight washed your hair, Invented words to a familiar tune And hearing echoes from a dragon's lair And hurling thoughtless pebbles at the moon? Do you remember flying, wondering why Adults who saw you, didn't want to trDo You Remember Flying
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The Meteor ParadoxSuppose there is a distant planet inhabited only by three people. Each of these three people is perfectly rational. Each lives in a separate room, totally unconnected to the other two. They cannot communicate with each other. However, each knows that the other two live on the same planet, and each knows that the other two are also perfectly rational.The Meteor Paradox
One day all three people learn that a huge meteor is coming toward their planet. If it hits, it will destroy all life on the planet, including them. All three people want very much to preserve both their own lives and the lives of the other two.
The planet has a missile
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Two-thirdsTwo-thirds Of a knight Sits unmoving under burnished steel; His sword, or someone’s, extends vertically From a nearby shadow, pitted brick-red, Similarly lifeless. There are others - Just as, on first sighting two leaves in the forest So too are there “others.” But the leaves, early fallen From a blood-red autumn, Are scarcely discernible through the surge of crows Ebbing and roiling, black on black on black In the lengthening twilight.Two-thirds
The vision dims halfway to reality. The prophet is yet new; Her eyes, still white with shock, Have n
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Descending VectorsThe stars are falling - his first thought, upon The sight of snow, before today unseen; Descending vectors, fractal-point are drawn Across the vision-scope of the machine. The robot’s palm extends; his pixeled eyes Record, by frames, what metal cannot feel And neural nets unbidden analyze The sight of frozen water over steel. Behind him stands the conference hall, whose door Projects inviting warmth on salted stairs - And here, in laughing groups of two and four (And wrapped in coats of other mammals’ hairs) The first distinguished scientists arrive To argue over whDescending Vectors
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