Well, I don't believe in weightless information.* Unfortunately,
   I'm less of an idealist than I'd like to be. I don't believe
   things can be timeless; I don't think there's "an outside", not
   even a multiverse.. nor an 11th dimentional M-Brane... even
   though I really like M-Brane... parallel dimensions, etc. But I
   do know what we got here is what we got. There might be MORE..
   and there might NOT be more.* I honestly don't know. A hard copy
   is in the near future at some point.* While I don't worry about
   the zombie apocolypse, nor do believe in the singularity of
   computing either... [Moore's law was wrong - a nice idea but
   wrong]....still, being somewhere inbetween, I like to have
   backups. Paper is the easiest/cheaper form of permanent
   storage.* It's not perfect either; STONE is close to perfect but
   I have to be reasonable. At the moment, I've got a LOT of what
   I've written across the Internet on [1]http://icopiedyou.com - I
   made it indexed by Google.* So Google's cache has a copy.* [free
   cloud] I have some of it on Internet Archive (Wayback machine) -
   that's a work-in-progress. Eventually I hope to have copies of
   it in other spots around the 'net to be picked up by THEIR
   backup systems. But more importantly than that, I have several
   copies scattered locally.* My Laptop, and an external hard
   drive. I also have a cheap black and white laser printer.* I
   plan to waste a whole toner cartridge on it; 1000 pages I think.
   Can I fit it all in 1000 pages?* I dunno.* I can read easily
   down to 7 pt arial narrow* (bad vision but my glasses work), and
   if I find a font that's better at smaller levels, I can go even
   smaller. I can use font kerning to squeeze them together, and of
   course very little space between lines - just a few toner dots
   or so. So yeah, I have plans :) Even then, it's just one offline
   copy of everything. But even with ALL THAT, I don't worry too
   much.* If it's all gone, it's all gone and so be it. Because to
   me, information not being lost means information gets
   transformed into other ways.* I believe THAT'S how it achieves a
   form of forever.* It gets categorized, summarized, compressed.
   Its not ideal of course; it'd be nice to be able to find out
   what a Roman Soldier was thinking in 235 AD on a Tuesday while
   standing there doing nothing in particular. So far, we can't.
   But we can imagine.* Imagination is information.* Is it correct
   information?* Who knows.* But it's information.* Imagination is
   as close as we can get to things we can't directly measure.

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