Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind
maturity in the 2020s. With nanotechnology, we will be able to go beyond
the limits of biology, and replace your current “human body version 1.0”
with a dramatically upgraded version 2.0, providing radical life extension.
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The “killer app” of nanotechnology is “nanobots,” which are blood-cell sized
robots that can travel in the bloodstream destroying pathogens, removing
debris, correcting DNA errors, and reversing aging processes. 86
According to Kurzweil, already less than ten years from now they will
be able to reverse our aging process, and as he points out, it’s not just a
matter of manipulating baby’s genes so that they won’t age after a certain
number of years, but the baby boomers will also be able to reverse their
genes and become younger. It soon gets obvious how the Movement is
promoted; most people want to extend their lives because we have been
indoctrinated to be afraid of death—the unknown—for many reasons.
Immortality will be an incredible gift for many people, and they will
probably not think twice about taking the Mark of the Beast. The AIF will
use nanobots to replace the original cells in the body, and these nanobots
will be able to reverse aging, or already aged bodies. Posthumans (Humans
Version no. 2) will look as they did at their most desirable age; somewhere
between 25-35 years old. Then they will supposedly stay that age for the rest
of “eternity” in this very physical reality.
Posthumans will be electronically wired to the SBC and get access to
a greater volume of their own brain. However, once hooked up, people can’t
unhook themselves; hence, those who don’t want any part of this kind of
future better act upon it now and begin the withdrawal process from having
been involved in, and addicted to, electronics. There are those who say that
electronics is more addictive than cocaine.
Are you addicted? One way to find out is if you can comfortably
imagine a life without your smartphone, Internet, computers in general, and
any other electronic devices you may possess. If the answer is yes, you are
not addicted, but still need to be careful. If you’re uncertain, or if the answer is
no, you’d better start working on yourself because the addiction will only get worse,
and you will probably not even notice how you unwittingly step into the AI reality
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