Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, said on Friday that an expert examination of pictures of the attack on Hass school in Idleb Province, which were released earlier in the week by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), determined that they are fake.
Dieu Créateur, considérez que nous ne nous entendons pas nous-même et que nous ne savons pas ce que nous voulons, et que nous nous éloignons infiniment de ce que nous désirons
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Saturday, October 29, 2016
Zakharova: Photos of the attack on Hass school are fake
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Friday, October 28, 2016
Russian Foreign Ministry: Pictures of attacked school in Idlib are 'computer graphics'
The photos of an attacked school in Haas village, the Idlib province, have turned out to be computer graphics, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova wrote on her page in Facebook on Friday.
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Google’s chief engineer: People will soon upload their entire brains to computers
There are around 377 million results on Google.com for the query “Can
I live forever?” Ask that question to company’s top engineer, though,
and you’re likely to hear an answer that’s much more concise.
Simply put, Google’s Ray Kurzweil says immortality is only a few years away. Digital immortality, at least.
Kurzweil, 64, was only brought on to Google late last year, but that hasn’t stopped him from making headlines already. During a conference in New York City last week, the company’s director of engineering said that the growth of biotechnology is so quickly paced that that he predicts our lives will be drastically different in just a few decades.
According to Kurzweil, humans will soon be able to upload their entire brains onto computers. After then, other advancements won’t be too far behind.
Simply put, Google’s Ray Kurzweil says immortality is only a few years away. Digital immortality, at least.
Kurzweil, 64, was only brought on to Google late last year, but that hasn’t stopped him from making headlines already. During a conference in New York City last week, the company’s director of engineering said that the growth of biotechnology is so quickly paced that that he predicts our lives will be drastically different in just a few decades.
According to Kurzweil, humans will soon be able to upload their entire brains onto computers. After then, other advancements won’t be too far behind.
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