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Eliezer, the person

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NOTE: Update:  As of June 6th, 2000, I have moved to Atlanta.  I am now a Research Fellow of the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence. NOTE: This should not be the first Low Beyond page you read.  I assume you're here because you read one of my pages and started wondering about the author.  (If not, try "Staring into the Singularity", or "Coding a Transhuman AI", or "Algernon's Law", or "The Plan to Singularity".)  I'm assuming that you are already interested in the questions, and I can concentrate on the answers.  If not, please don't start here. NOTE: I don't want people quoting sections of this page out of context, so, as copyright holder, I specifically deny permission to quote this page in whole or in part.  If you want to reproduce so much as a sentence, then please just ask me.  Likewise, please do not mirror or duplicate this page. On September 11, 1979, I was born. I remember brief flashes:  Hiding in an (empty) laundry hamper and closing the lid; looking at blue

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