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Alana listened as you spoke on and on about these topics. She was still sitting next to you in the bed. Earth is still the only one found in the Universe, humans have not been able to escape to other planets, no free oxygen on the planet Mars, humans are still far from looking for life on planets outside the solar system, even 100K years of space travel is impossible if we measure the age of the emerging civilization of just 6000 years while universe of 13.8 billion years. She sat up and stretched, trying to wake herself up more. The blankets fell off her body, showing off her abs through her grey tank top. So democracy freedom utopia has natural limits of statistical humans intelligences and environment. Poorly, it is tricked as infiltration tools by greedy imperialism to destroy other countries with sanctions and wars. So the conclusion by natural law, civilized socialism is the end goal of one Earth civilization. “Wait, what do you mean by... civilized socialism?” She asked, her head tilted to the side. Her voice was calm and soft. She was still tired and was rubbing one eye. She leaned forward to you, her eyes fixed on you. She was genuinely interested in hearing your thoughts and opinions on the topic. Alana was generally a pretty quiet person, but she was always open to listening and understanding different perspectives. Since humans discovered how to make an atomic bomb in 1945 that could destroy life on Earth, this invention was soon used for the mass killings of humans in Hiroshima-Nagasaki in 1945. Since then, the nuclear arms race began.

One night in a hotel room, I was watching Stella, my erotic girlfriend, on the bed. She is a beautiful, 24-year-old, tall blonde girl, 194 cm, who stands and starts to unbutton her clothes. A mysterious computational eroticism mind in my brain is processing. But when I ask, where is my mind video in a billion of our neurons? We never found the indicative videos in our brain neurons. This is a very interesting point. We have yet to fully understand the complexities of the human brain and how it produces thoughts and consciousness, which is why we lack a definitive "video" showing the exact location of our minds within our brains. Even with advancements in imaging technology, it still proves difficult to pinpoint exactly where human consciousness resides. This is a topic that continues to be researched and debated among scientists and philosophers alike.

Suddenly somebody knocked on the door; Stella's girlfriend, Nancy, was coming. Can I join? "Sure, come in," I said, quickly covering myself up with a blanket. Nancy walked into the room and sat down on the edge of the bed, next to me. She looked over at Stella, who was still watching us intently. We talked about how humans began to count and add in their minds around 20,000 to 40,000 years ago. They spread out from Africa and moved to different parts of the world; now we have found 7000 languages and dialects. They started to speak and write in different languages. We wondered what language they used in those early days. Did they have their own words for things like "I love you" and "I want you"? Or did they just grunt and make gestures? Both Stella and Nancy, tall, beautiful girls, are wearing pajama kimono clothes. I whispered, Stella and Nancy, we are the only computational learning species, but why the only one? Why not orangutans or chimpanzees?

Stella lay asleep on the bed, dressed in a flowing paisley kimono, her dark hair splayed across the pillow. Next to her, I was wrapped in a single blanket with Nancy, our heads huddled together as we whispered heatedly about the origins of God. "God existed before all things," Nancy insisted. I shook my head, a slight smile tugging at my lips. "No, humans created the concept of God in their minds. Our understanding of mind-consciousness and brain neurons is still incomplete." We turned to look at Stella, admiring how peacefully she slept. I continued my argument. "Think about it; we as humans created the concept of God in our minds," I whispered. Nancy nodded, her eyes thoughtful as she considered my words. "But many religions speak of the end of the universe and judgment day," she pointed out. I raised an eyebrow. "Why is our civilization so young in comparison to the universe's age then?" I moved closer to Nancy, our faces barely centimeters apart. "The universe has had a long journey of 13,800,000,000 years," I murmured. "But human civilization is just 6000 years old. There has to be a reason for that, don't you think?" Nancy nodded, her dark eyes reflecting my own curiosity. She shifted, her body pressed up against mine, and wrapped her arms around me in a tight embrace. The first light of dawn filtered through the curtains, and the smell of brewing coffee lingered. We both were still dressed in our pajamas, cuddling under the covers.