Brittany Luce

It's weird.

It's like there's this like living forever, but like with the aid of technology.

And I don't mean in the sense of like modern medicine, but like possibly in a way to experience like

the singularity alongside a class of robots.

Completely.

They're talking about transhumanism.

They're talking about integrating the bionic into our biology.

They're talking about merging the man and the machine.

Completely.

It's interesting because it is anti-aging, but it doesn't feel...

very like life forward in a way.

No.

Even that kind of anti-aging does feel like a kind of death.

I guess also too, because like, I don't know, this is not like a direct definition, but my understanding of fulfillment, it means that you are working with...

some sort of resource that's finite.

So like, if you want to have a fulfilling life, you have to understand that life is finite.

Whereas like, if life isn't technically finite, because like you said, you want to merge with the machine, and you want to maybe explore never ending life,

in a different kind of way, a way that's a lot more focused on bringing technology into the body as opposed to just staying alive with the aid of modern medicine.

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