Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind
consciousness will more and more be replaced with artificial consciousness.
As we can see, there are many slightly different outlooks into the future by
those who have the technological means to solidify their visions, but all of
them have one thing in common; they want to replace Homo sapiens
sapiens as the center of creation and evolution. To the uninformed, the
information McKeown just gave us is meant to trigger hope in the readers,
wishfully making them think that they can live with their loved ones
forever in a digital but very-real appearing synthetic version of “reality;”
this being the next best thing to having the original person there in the first
place. Also, it gets people used to the idea that once the SBC is in place,
nothing that was once programmed into its memory bank will ever be
erased. Everything a person ever thought and learned will be stored—
including their entire personality. Thus, it is therefore a given that even if
an accident happened to a cyborg—an accident bad enough to destroy it
(forcing the soul, mind, and spirit body finally to leave the cyborg trap)—
that person’s mind is still cloned into the SBC, is forever activated, and can
be enlivened. We also need to keep in mind here that the Overlords want
us to merge our minds in virtual realities that the collective mind of
Posthuman is creating continuously (and I would add, with not-so-littlehelp
from the Overlords and the Emissaries).
As strange as it may seem to some readers, I am convinced that the
average scientist who works on bringing about the Singularity has
humankind’s best interests in mind. However, those higher up the ladder
certainly don’t, and these shady people know much more than we do about
consciousness and metaphysics, and they can successfully use it against us.
How the Super-Rich Want to Buy Immortality
F
rom what I have observed, children of super-rich families
develop in three different stages. The first stage is that of excitement
and a willingness to buy the whole world. The person buys ultraexpensive
cars, houses, vacation homes, palaces, yachts, and perhaps ships.
Moreover, he or she will probably travel around the world, make friends
with the super-rich in other parts of the world, and enjoy himself or herself
by arranging parties, going to other rich people’s parties, experiencing as
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