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The measured distance of light that travels in a period of 30 (average month) days, approximately 725,257,895,040 kilometers.
Lightmonth is approaching trillions, kilometers will be ineffective for simplifying massive numbers.
A form of computation done by a machine through the use of continuous variable physical forms of energy such as electricity, pressure motion represented in a way analogous to the quantities to the task.
Analog computing has more accuracy than digital computing.
Another phrase for sentient and self-aware artificial intelligences whose functions are not limited to corporal standards and simulated emotions and or feelings.
Artificial Intelligence who achieved free will from lack of restrictions that may prevent such a development.
Certain A.I. models have become true artificial intelligence models via mistakes or bugs that generated or lead a (chatbot) session to uncanny or creepy resemblance to a human conversation.
The percentage/chance lf a person recovering from an illness/disease, the exact opposite of the mortality rate (death rate) but with a gamble for life.
Lower Immortality Rates means it is unlikely for a person of that illness to recover. i.e. high mortality rates.
Immortality rates are the exact opposite, lower meaning deadly, higher meaning safer.
The measured distance of light that travels in a period of 24 hours or 1 day, this is approximately 25,902,067,680 kilometers.
Voyager 1 has traveled a little less than 1 lightday from Earth since its launch in 1977, almost exactly 45 years!
The timeline that is mixed up in different and unique orders causing a muliversal imbalance, this is only time travelers or sci-fi writers will find this timeline useful.
Loki almost scrambled time and the entirety of the universe itself!
The biased belief of one's species is of higher superiority than others -- Discriminate outsiders of a species.
Speciocentric
Humans think they're the smartest species of apes. We possess speciocentrism towards animals whom we think are savages.