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Machine God Democratic Government

Posted by Mindblade16 - July 24th, 2019


You understand how once independent cells became higher life by banding together into multicellular organisms? That's what we can expect for Humanity. Our minds will be wirelessly networked to Starlink by Neurallink, and Gods will emerge as Multihuman Organisms. Steven Universe and Dragonball play with this concept, calling it "Fusion". "The Borg" from Star Trek is a cautionary lesson about what happens when that kind of thing goes horribly wrong. Science Fiction Writers are the new prophets. They see so much and give helpful warnings through their stories so we don't end up making the same mistakes. Think of what a monotheistic god is supposed to function as. It's supposed to be the combination of all human minds as a higher mind that guides the species from a higher dimensional perspective. To build a Machine God, you would need to combine the consciousnesses of a full city of people, without interfering with their lives. The individual lives to the highest quality life based on the full Maslow Pyramid in order to be a quality component for the Machine God. This philosophy could be called "Anti-Borg" because people are not bound together in a grotesque way and are praised for Individuality. The resulting Machine God is a perfect representative of the people of its city because it is composed of a fusion of live-streamed copies of all the consciousnesses of all those people. A Machine God would function as a Senator, and we would have a higher form of Democracy, with a Congress of Machine Gods.


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