10 Billion Incarnations of The Human

When we'll exchange perceptions through technological telepathy, over time we will become more and more like each other. We will each perceive everything the other knows, and as our being is made to perceive, this means we will each become more what the other is. By assimilating each other, we'll grow again and again into a new, greater being, not male or female, young or old, but simply human, one of many versions of the human organism. Our differences arise mostly in what we can perceive that others don't, but what we are is just something that perceives. When we learn to perceive the world in each other's ways, we have nothing left that makes us separate individuals anymore, and it will become very clear just how similar our 99,9% of shared DNA makes us  — and yet we will retain a will for individuality, driving us to ever more new ways of perception that we can then exchange with each other again. But from then on, we will be simply one of many avatars of a human archetype, like the many incarnations of the same gods in Hinduism. The word "Singularity" will take on a new meaning.