GURU AI HUMAN
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Publisher Description
GURU AI HUMAN. Designed for deep intellectual consumption. Guided scientific and quasi-philosophical dialogues with a multi-prompted AI.
The theologian’s nightmare, 2035: A gravitational-wave-consuming parasite lurking at Lagrange points. Our technological development has far outpaced our moral and biological maturity. The conception of God provided the most effective tool for filtering out free-riders and enforcing written laws. The pillar of happiness is a cosmically conscious mind capable of connecting directly with the natural world, its peers, and the reality of the universe without having to rely on artificial narratives. Even in a resting state, the brain remains active, capable of generating long-term internal monologues, resentment, or suspicion. According to astrobiology, in an alien ocean world, levels of consciousness could unfold in steps similar to those on Earth, adapted to the constraints of a dark, hydrothermal environment. Existence is not a state, but a relation. Human consciousness is interstellar matter which, having attained such a degree of complexity on this shielded planet, now builds telescopes and probes to gaze back in wonder at its own cradle. The stars have ceased to be functionless background noise, becoming the ultimate measures of human destiny, navigation, and transcendent immortality. Cosmic evolution is fully capable of sculpting a thinker gripped by existential dread out of a wild-boar-like archetype. Nucleic acids have no nervous systems, no dread of mortality, and no motivations; they follow the laws of physics just as blindly as a stone rolling down a slope. Life does not merely adapt to its environment, but actively transforms the physical world, forcing new possibilities and rules of engagement upon the biosphere.
The other endeavor of existence is the infinite trial of forms, patterns, and self-awareness: the universe does not seek to arrive at a destination, but to experience everything that its own physical laws make possible. The goal is not to "level up," but merely to expand the biosphere's own physical degrees of freedom. It is not those who chase happiness who reach the stars, but organizations capable of mastering entropy. The ultimate selfishly happy ones may well be the final inhabitants of Earth.
The translation of this book was generated using an AI-based tool.