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>>15308766
>anti-grav ZogCraft which can triangulate your position based on the intensity of your racist brain waves is perfectly normal

I will become humanity's Astronomican.

>>12625643
You would rather have technological singularity than billions of deaths? They don't even have to be of atypical mortality, could just be old age, that's not so bad is it? All it would take is decreased birthrates outside of Australia, North America, and Europe which are already below replacement for a return to sustainability.

Technological singularity implies the merciless subjugation of the natural to the unnatural. The unnatural/technology emerged solely to conquer the natural. You are part of the natural, even though technology emerged from you (although that's debatable whether it is divinely/demonically inspired)

I hope that when I die my brain will be transplanted into an experimental exoskeleton as my bodies genetic code and stem cells are extracted and all the organs of my body are regrown in petri dishes and put back together like a jigsaw puzzle. As my brain is in the exoskeleton suit awaiting biogenesis, I'll be playing videogames using only the electromagnetic impulses of my mind but experiencing a beautiful virtual reality. Then what's left of my old body will be made a skeleton stand like the ones seen in classrooms, to decorate my spaceship with. This might seem expensive, but this process will be very automated. - "Think you'll outgrow yourself this time Alex?" says A1, my brain augmented 500+ year old canine companion. "Perhaps if we spend time on a high gravity planet my friend. All this time in zero gravity takes its toll" I remove an IV filled with a fluid-crystalline mixture of proteins utilized to facilitate a smooth reinstallment of my then millennia old brain, and power down the space vessels auto pilot systems. I continue my journey to scout the Milky Way galaxy for the human colonies of Earth, and the genetic augmentation to my code the computers deemed more efficient this life cycle have left me feeling thinner, paler, and frailer, By now my eyes now resemble very large mirrors. Perhaps A1 is right, he and I should go for a walk.

>>6156234
At least 10,000