University of West Indies...Would You Recommend It?

DaniMiranda · 10-24-2014, 03:28 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
here is cutting edge research and development..the natural outcome of communications technology

http://www.activistpost.com/2013/07/the-...robot.html

[size=10pt]robots for war and weapons of all kind to terrorize human populations into submission or to eliminate populations completely.  the robotized creations apparently in the pipeline are  scary to hell.

I suppose if you are capable of building some of you own in defense of your nation you are ok.  if you are not look out!

I don't suppose any thing like this is being taught at UWI. you would have to go to MIT for that..of get into Russian, chinese, Indian military funded universities that focus on these areas.  but no doubt these are closed to forriners..unless you are a brilliant african or some such they discover, educate and hold as prisoner in splendid isolation with all the comforts, to exploit their brains, while keeping him/her away from kidnap from the competition for such brains in the world
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#12
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Maps preferred to be taught by Prof C. Cummings!  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::
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one time on sissy I associated Jewish control to the UWI in a debate we were having, in complete critique of Jewish control of UWI.  she shut right up..as tight as a drum.  never, ever said anything relative again

she knows on which side her toast is buttered..and has sold her soul for a share of that tasty cream and fat Tongue
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#13
yet relative to humanoids/robots I wonder how magnetism can be used against then as means of defence ::confused::

a developing country would do well to begin comprehensive studies of full spectrum electro-magnetism as cheap and effective means of defense against robotization of war

#14
I do not think the government would allow such schooling. It is an interesting topic and could very well be our future, but do you think the government would allow the public to have strong educated background on the ins and outs of this subject? Nope.

#15
[quote author=DaniMiranda link=topic=93574.msg596632#msg596632 date=1414617020]
I do not think the government would allow such schooling. It is an interesting topic and could very well be our future, but do you think the government would allow the public to have strong educated background on the ins and outs of this subject? Nope.
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well riddle this:

the american people are against war.  Obama knows if americans start dies by the bushel in wars america will rebel.  but they would sit back and enjoy if they were using robots.  hence the robotization of war is upon us.

how would a country like Titty or Jamaica protect itself from swarms of robot insects with poisoned bites or worse....

what's coming is a horror story but worse if we don't even know the technology and can do nothing at all to protect ourselves.

but that is what the University is there for..if it functioned in the interest of the region

#16
I think that the University of the West Indies is a great university. They provide good programs there and the education you receive is pretty advance. I actually would recommend it.

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