July 2008

Impossible love

missed the previous installments:

Neoveritas

Blackbox Blackbox 3.0

the tower of City Hall under construction was nearing completion, and from its top 'you could see a beautiful panorama of the city' that was being born. Although the City 'was still far from complete, could already' guess the structure that had once pronta.Mia and Chu were lying on the top floor of the tower that would house, once finished, the bell would dictated the timing of the city ', at the time, but' only a skeleton implacature could presage the point that they would be born more 'high city' as expected by Project Pilota.Entrambi were naked, in the glory of relaxation response of waiting postorgasmico NeoVeritas. Both of them, within them, knew what would result from the machine.
Chu was smoking a cigarette, when nonchalantly lighted a blackbox to film his girlfriend who was sunbathing in a beautiful sunset.
"turn off that thing! Not want to be yet another achievement of a sleazy two-bit like you!"
"still are in private mode. I'm not interested in spamming your curves, I just want a bit 'of material for googledreams"
' will 'but I do not like the same. You know how I feel about it. Please put it away "
in clear disagreement, Chu is granted to linger a few seconds before removing from the face of the light structure blackbox latest generation of which he was jealous, and then storing it in its case.

Googledreams was perhaps the first disappointment that the public received from the home of mountain view, but perhaps the problem, more 'that the product, were the expectations of the millions of people who were waiting for the machine as if it were the modern miracle that in reality' is not 'be. the name, certainly evocative, could not 'never to bring a group of its members who felt somewhat betrayed by what in reality' was only an image processor. evolved, of course, but definitely not a device capable of recording the activity ' dream and give us the form as if they were recorded by video blackbox. Googledreams, much more than 'simply could build false dreams based on the database uploaded on the portal, fairly realistic,' real, but more often rambling and often, too often, a feeling of dejavu. the algorithm actually 'worked quite well, because he could relate to events more credible' with other recent events of the past in some way related to the 'story' that the software tried to build, but lacked that 'fabric' dream and that 's so special and basically inraccontabile. was like trying to describe in words how to play a song, so naturally a project doomed to failure even before partire.ciononostante, the hype was able 'to collect thousands of users willing to pay one euro per day for the program to create a dream based on past images upload by the user. Since his earnings

google 'in any case in all respects: afterlife' of the clamor, succeeded 'to capture the public imagination and of course son' a lot of traffic from google readily monetized. with clever publicity stunt then change 'approach to the program, the algorithm as an alternative to selling dreams, not as a replacement or as a' recorder 'as initially hinted. quickly saw the potential users' of the algorithm and, although it would take 24 hours to generate a new dream began to use it. it was a huge success worldwide, but it 'is particularly popular in India and Brasile.Google ciononosante managed to be in the pleasant situation to have a huge amount' of money, a factor that, to diversify the risk, set in motion the project Googlecity. Chu

look 'of the corner of my eye: My was enjoying her nakedness' and the warmth of the beginning of summer with a serenity 'almost out of place considering the importance of the evening, but perhaps he had already' accepted the fact that their story would not have had futuro.d 'suddenly broke the silence and asked, "You are a pretty hardcore user of blackbox, have you ever thought about Veribox go to? "
Chu lift 'eyebrows, surprised by the question, then remained thoughtful for a moment
" I do not know. I thought about it, but I do not see the benefits. Aldila 'speech more' or less ethical, I think most of presone do it for personal gain, I really am a bricklayer who is learning to become an accountant I do not see how to spend veribox could give me some sort of advantage. have you ever thought you? "Mia smiled

" is that I thought, but I think I will 'never. I'll tell you ', there are people really believe that the use veribox only for the principle behind it, but I am more' to think that like some ultra-conservative Catholics that engage with religion as much 'as possible in order to justify certain behaviors or more' just find the security they naturally do not have. the veribox and 'the same thing, but more' extreme. people protect themselves from the world with their past rather than with their opinions and choices. And I think basically people sad as if they were now trapped in something they can not get out. just thinking about it makes me shiver "
Chu smiled, 'It is true that all the air strange, not really sad, but they seem a bit' I do not know, controlled, almost fake. In any case, I do not think now or ever to be baptized. "

Chu was currently employed as a construction worker from simple Googlecity 3 (the name would be decided by a referendum once the city 'in about 2 ½ years). at night studying to become an accountant, a job that would begin to practice at the time of the inauguration of the city '. My hand was an electrician and was studying hard (about twice Chu, but it worked even less) to become a lawyer. The contract they had signed when they decided to take part containing offenses, threats, was so 'full of terms that only a huge financial penalties would permit the termination. On the other hand, Google will place a huge amount 'of money in the construction of the city' and in the redevelopment area, the fact that rely on unskilled labor was somehow a calculated risk that with the signing of the Agreement could reduce their risk.

Chu spoke again "when you signed the Contrato, you had expected this would happen? I mean, you thought it would be so 'hard?" My
sigh '"when I signed the contract I was just out of school and I had no perspective. The university' was too expensive and I could not afford it. The alternative was to seek temporary jobs for the rest of my life hoping for a shot or some crazy ass who falls for me "smile" after I signed the contract I could at least begin to plan my life. In two years I will have 'a house and a job of my own. Yes, it will be' a house and work in a city 'far from where I was born, but it' s always a city 'that I helped to build. and in twenty years, even less if save 'enough, if I have' enough Googlecity 3 or whatever they will call, 'I'll go' somewhere else. I can always retrain as an electrician! If I had not aderitto this project I would definitely be worse than they are making mass today. Is it worth all this living in a container for three and a half years? Let's put it this way: when I lie naked on the roof of City Hall under construction, looking at one of the most 'beautiful sunsets of my life: You can swear. "
" I think this city' will 'never some kind of economic value for someone who has no ever worked? could well be yet another white elephant that will be ruined after a few months "
" I do not think. Google has not linteresse to kill this city '. needs of our mortgages. needs that the city 'is self-sufficient and remain active for several years before returning in spending. so far and then the other two cities' are working well and are even bigger. rather there 'to think about whether the enlargement will not go' to ruin the balance so 'carefully studied by the Pilot Project, but as I read the draft takes into account the natural expansion of around twice before they begin to create imbalances or that someone could lose their jobs, so I think we should be okay for the next twenty five years. what leaves me more 'surprise and perplexity, and' the legal aspect of this whole thing. we found to be employees of Google, you think? dipententi although we are 'free citizens. But even if it is based a few activities' would pay our taxes in each case to the state instead of Google. It 's amazing that they have been able to get that concession from the government "
" you say? if you think about what the government did not 'been able to do or give a decent life for its citizens by paying taxes. more in 'the Google gave us a job and a qualification, the assistant health, public transport and so on. I think it is natural that the fees go to them. "
" you feel a free person, "asked Mia
" free? sure. Within the limits of agreement, of course, but still free. And remember that this choice we made. No one has forced, like you said the alternative was a life certainly worse "
" I do not know. And 'real choice when you have no alternative? Rather, what do you think of the profiles? "
was the question that Chu expected but hoped would never have asked Mia. Basically, their story was about to end because of a compatibility problem in the 'profiles.
" you know what I think . I think they work. case studies to support and 'huge, and the error' of less than 0.5 percent. and 'difficult to counter-arguments when the numbers do not tell you that only the system works but that it 's so effective as to almost frightening. out of here, the percentage of separation of couples and 'much more' high. and all those using the profiles and say 'was the best thing of your life ... "

What' Chu omitted was the fact that, well known to both, that the Neocons were willing to double the income of couples who fell within the categories of compatible profiles. Before signing the Agreement, Google shall submit the candidate to an examination psicoattiduinale able to predict the behavior of the candidates on the basis of a set of parameters (communication, empathy, self-awareness, ambition, respect for rules (often called 'array'), sense of urgency. except there was The notorious Neoveritas factor). The test was not a proper test, he let the candidate freedom 'to choose how to define themselves from a fixed list and choose what' definitions of themselves were considered correct. The test was repeated twice, first answering the question as you see, the second as others see you. A special section instead tried to give a value of empathy. The resulting graph from the first test was interpolated with the text after the second adjustment factor due to empathy. The geometry obtained was used to define the type of personality '.
Using a huge database (it seems from the investigation of Grid computing through the profiles of users blackbox aggregates) were defined combinations of couples' guaranteed 'a degree of stability'. The combinations were many, but it was not easy to find the person compatible with the profile. To support the development of compatible pairs, and thus increase the harmony of the community ', then Google was willing to double the wages of employees who get married if they had compatible profiles.
The only exception to this rule was permitted for those couples who had shown exceptional compatibility 'on the sexual need to register twenty' performance 'in succession within the bounds calculated by the control chart and, after establishing that the ratio is stable aldisopra and the media, you could claim the same status and receive a doubling of wages, although the sections were aldifuori the list. All misurazoni were obviously obtained through Neoveritas, and be valid for all performances had to be above seven. Chu and Mia had already 'had seven reports, without ever reaching the most' of six. And their profiles were not compatible. was too convenient to have twice the salary was not even worth the trouble to start a story without being sure that would bring an economic benefit. The

NeoVeritas at that moment, he decided to disclose the result that expected: they had already 'decided that if they did not raise them up to get the first seven, they gave up. The fingers began to glow. A, two three, to five. Then the sixth. Stopped '. The neoveritas was always right, and they already 'knew it. I shrugged, smiled, gave him a kiss chu, who lit another cigarette. My
meanwhile coating ', collecting his things and preparing to leave.
"I did not think I would ever say in life, but I think we remain good friends. Maybe not build a life together but at least we are building a city 'together. "
Chu year, without looking. "That turn you doing tomorrow?"
"the usual" he said.
"see my"

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