>>11262917>In short, even in the unlikely event that some biological remnants of the human race are preserved in the form of man-machine hybrids, these will be transformed into something totally alien to human beings as we know them today>and in order to remain useful they will have to be transformed until they no longer have anything in common with the human minds that exist todaySynthetic cannabinoids (SCs) deform your soul. As spice, they were rare just one drug - they'd mix multiple SCs which had all sorts of other effects via other receptors.
There's a feeling of freedom and power when not just your humanity, but your identity as a physical object is destroyed. You become an observer within yourself, and somehow the commands to work your body are relayed from your mind without your consciousness or control. It's like playing a video game - you don't feel the floor under your feet or the wind in your hair.
I welcome this state again. I don't mind being told what to do.
I've read about DREADDs, and combined with DNI they'd allow total control of your feelings and thoughts. Spice will be shit in comparison.
>>11262920How is evolution an argument against transhumanism?
>>11262922>The seven-hundred year or thousand-year life-span to which some techies aspire is nothing but a pipe-dreamSo why have natural organisms evolved those lifespans in literal pre-Stoneage conditions? Why won't techies lifespans at least equal a tortoise's or sperm whale's lifespan - how do they survive so long despite us killing so many of them?
