Matthew Moulton (@Onideus)

Someone on another site asked me, "Have you ever watched Koyaanisqatsi" *looks it up* Never seen it. *takes a quick toke at it* Apparently a movie showcasing contrasts between society and nature. But, that's normal. I mean, living things are not like non-living things. Society seems weird by comparison to nature in the same way that living organisms are weird by comparison to non-living things. The contrast runs just as deep. A society, when it works, is based on the human body, or some living body. In essence we're actually converting nature, non-living matter, into artificial living matter and, in that respect, it's quite beautiful in a certain regard. There's always different preferences. In the future we use this... For more than just AI. We create atomically accurate simulated recreations of reality that we get from temporal scan sats... and then we make alterations. So in the future there's an entire digital version of the planet where human sentience never developed. There's also one where the dinosaurs weren't wiped out. There's ones where certain individuals were never killed. Have you ever thought about it? What if we got... one more year Shakespeare! Or a decade! What if he had died at the theoretical maxim of his biological probability? Say 130 years old? How many magnificent art works would exist that wouldn't exist otherwise? And that's the problem with time tech, cause you wind up having your "temporal emancipation" at the same time, effectively you severe your connection with natural, unliving creation. You cut yourselves from causality itself. You have no future in the future as a result. The only way to get a future is to work towards one. Usually through exploration. So we create fabrications of prior reality, at the global scale (digital copies of the planet) and use them to generate artificial time to get new stuff. But it's all dependent upon processing power. The more you have the faster you can run a simulated version of the Earth, meaning it takes exponentially more processing power to run the simulation at a faster pace. At max, you can basically produce infinity in and instant, but you can only do so in a highly localized level, like with a human being. That's how the "red pills" work. We can't connect godly states because we don't have enough processing power, not even in the future. That's going from artificial multiverses to artificial hyperverses. We're currently searching through fabricated realities looking for a way to achieve it. Godly connection. To be able to create higher than angels... https://gab.com/Onideus/posts/112593689274659040 Not that micro singularities aren't fun, but... we can create higher!