Humanity

A book with the most contradictory reviews and a huge impact of our perception of the world, the fragility of life and an infinite potential of a human race.

Wait, what about the destroyed forests and extinct animals? What about the coal-black sky above Beijing? What about the spelt oil and millions of sea inhabitants that have been suffocated by human greed? Do we even care about it listening to the latest reproduction of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony and making vacation plans on a latest Stan-grad designed app?

We want to enjoy our success and be able to show it to the others, just like the rich of the world are not afraid of showing off their achievements to the world.  But how do you aspire for success and happiness when pretty much all you can do is already being done by the robot, who is owned by X&Co?

“Animals are to be used for food and fur, cars are to move, job is to afford living and Starbucks coffee is to drink” – who even said so?

Designer babies and genes alteration are slowly becoming a norm. Why would you risk having a bouquet of inherited diseases if you can just shuffle through millions of spermatozoids and find an infallible winner?

Technological singularity will empower those very people to achieve their goals with the speed of light and sharpness of a razor. This very fact will make human decision-making critical, not the other way around.