Sometimes I find Internet more interesting than real life. The vast information, possibilities, the increasing speed of connections.
Don't get me wrong I don't find real life depressing or anything, nor am I the kind of guy that spends endless time on futile Facebook interactions. But I admit that at times Internet seems the better world. Cyberspace seems the more advanced world similar to how civilization is more advanced than the caveman.
I declare that I'd happily exchange my body for the integration of my consciousness inside cyberspace. I'd be everywhere and nowhere, all-knowing and powerful. The only downside would be maybe a lure to become a vandal and a lust for immortality - in pursuit of extending the paradise indefinitely.
Have you ever felt this way? Or you regret when you spend a lot of time online just "messing around"? Anyhow do you think someday humans will move on and inhabit cyberspace and even surpass biology, beat our genes and artificiality for good replace "nature" - a process we are already enrolled in; mountains are already moved to the ground as our roads in our artificial jungle of cities.
Do you wink at the idea of cyberlife?
Don't get me wrong I don't find real life depressing or anything, nor am I the kind of guy that spends endless time on futile Facebook interactions. But I admit that at times Internet seems the better world. Cyberspace seems the more advanced world similar to how civilization is more advanced than the caveman.
I declare that I'd happily exchange my body for the integration of my consciousness inside cyberspace. I'd be everywhere and nowhere, all-knowing and powerful. The only downside would be maybe a lure to become a vandal and a lust for immortality - in pursuit of extending the paradise indefinitely.
Have you ever felt this way? Or you regret when you spend a lot of time online just "messing around"? Anyhow do you think someday humans will move on and inhabit cyberspace and even surpass biology, beat our genes and artificiality for good replace "nature" - a process we are already enrolled in; mountains are already moved to the ground as our roads in our artificial jungle of cities.
Do you wink at the idea of cyberlife?
This is real life, isn't it?
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) weather, getting in your car, rolling down the windows, putting on your favorite CD and going for a pleasant drive. Things like watching a beautiful sunrise. And, of course, things like having a real relationship with someone you truly love instead of just a face on a chat room. I don't care how good and realistic video games and chat rooms get, nothing compares to the real thing, ESPECIALLY through a web browser.
