Ravings: May 2005

Tuesday, May 31, 2005

It's been some really weird last days for me. Something is not right with my head actually. Its been spining every now and then in a while and also making me feel some thing unique up there beside some pain. May be i should give a visit to doctor, but nah... i know what he would say. " You need rest, Sleep properly at nights" i am sure that would be his words, so i better stay away from that.
Also "Bunty aur Babli" released yesterday, the movie i've been waiting for sometime. So hopefully I'll be watching it very shortly. There is something special about Yash Raj Movies i don't give a damn about the other crap they release these days.
Reading " THE CREATION OF THE UNIVERSE " by Harun Yahya.

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Thursday, May 26, 2005

The first human clone

That's one of my favorite topics besides UFOs that makes me real exciting.
The HUMAN embryo has been cloned for the first time in Britain.The stem cell research was carried out at Newcastle University.
By the way, Is human cloning justified?

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By the middle of the 21st century it will be possible to download your brain to a supercomputer, according to a leading thinker on the future.
Ian Pearson, head of British Telecom's futurology unit, told the UK's Observer newspaper that the rapid advances in computing power would make cyber-immortality a reality within 50 years.
Pearson said the launch last week of Sony's PlayStation 3, a machine 35 times more powerful than the model it replaced, was a sign of things to come.
"The new PlayStation is one percent as powerful as the human brain," Pearson told the Observer. "It is into supercomputer status compared to 10 years ago. PlayStation 5 will probably be as powerful as the human brain.
"Pearson said that brain-downloading technology would initially be the preserve of the rich, but would become more available over subsequent decades.
"If you're rich enough then by 2050 it's feasible. If you're poor you'll probably have to wait until 2075 or 2080 when it's routine," he said.
"We are very serious about it. That's how fast this technology is moving: 45 years is a hell of a long time in IT.
"Pearson also predicted that it would be possible to build a fully conscious computer with superhuman levels of intelligence as early as 2020.

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Friday, May 20, 2005

Templito-Changio!

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Khushal Khan Khattak, a Pushto poet, once wrote, “All right you love me, you love me, you love me, but what should I do, this is much less for me.” I sometime think Khushal Khan Khattak meant this for me.
Some people live for themselves only. Those who are selfish are not capable of loving anyone, may be they are unable to love themselves.Time that passes never comes back. Past is not ours.
Time that is to come is uncertain. That too is not ours. It is only present that I can claim. Why waste time repenting the past and fearing the future?

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Thursday, May 19, 2005

Got back from Islamabad this evening and as always I am feeling hatred for peshawar, This city is going no where but straight to hell. Everyone who lives here know that but still no one seem to be changing the attitude.
Sigh.. i have been giving a very short time to blogs these days, and quite a few previous post of mine are written on Friday, got to give more time man.
On a side note, what does Islamabad's chicks eat??? i just wonder coz every single one of them are damn hot. hah... Love them all.

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Friday, May 13, 2005

Bill Garner of The Washington Times depicts how the Americans feel about Pakistan. We should have a closer look at that and then a look back into our history at how we slowly fell to such a disgraceful position, it has a lot to do with selling our souls to satisfy our ambition to become the West.

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Some of latest mess of allegation between our Jahil Online and SA tribune. Link.

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Blog walking, that has become a favorite hobby now; I get this feeling that the blog writing is as much a trend as a passion. It is interesting to see how many users want to blog their thoughts (or whatever).
Yes, blogs have already made an impact on the online community, which one really wishes to see flourishing and lasting. Thanks to blogs, I now get to read views from people of every kind and from all over the world. But Can the blog discussions make a difference in changing public opinion? I wonder......

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Friday, May 06, 2005

Mother's Day

Mothers’ Day has come to be a very important celebration. The world is preparing to celebrate the day, to honor mothers, in unique ways. Happy Mothers’ Day to all the mothers in the world.
But I think that every day is Mothers’ Day. We can never give back enough to mothers. No?

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Tuesday, May 03, 2005

Why Blog?

Friends ask me this: What is a blog? Why do you blog? I can only say it's a lot of fun. LOL. When those outside my immediate circle, with whom I have been able to establish direct relationships through blogs - profile to profile bloggy group from Armenia to Zambia - ask, I tell them that it is for the taste of cultural environment that exist in the blogsphere. Fact is that both the reasons are good enough to blog.

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