Without an Internet Transhumanism dies much quicker. Who is it advancing anyway? A computer or a human?
But regardless, its cause and affect have largely only been idiots cutting off their genitals and then trying to breed into computers. Sure they might fantasise about greater powers but what is thinking for them? Wait it must be the COVID. Quick the neural links, and it will create more clones. All because the monkeys needed to evolve. Where if we program the monkeys then we can hear them speak. And they can take us too Mars.
Technology advances humanity and the universe's species. Until they find remnants of an older civilization. Understanding they aren't the first or the last. Civilization operates in cycles. It reaches a point where it reaches its peak. Operating ancient stargates and a central system designed to summon the Reapers. The Reapers are machine operated and sentient, surviving in Deep Space. They're unlike other races in the universe, some of AI species. The Reapers reset the entire universe for the next cycle of evolution. I didn't play past 3, played 1 and 2, and I didn't buy the expansions for 3, except the one it came with. It gave 3 options on ending like Deus Ex. All were grim. All made sense. It didn't need more franchise.
The story was deep enough.
Quite similar to Babylon 5. It is also being televised shortly. It had been attempted slightly with the Expanse. But I hated Expanse. Like I have also loathed Foundation, it isn't the books. Mass Effect is different in its own unique ways. But it's a story otherwise retold.
Aren't they there regardless?
Without an Internet Transhumanism dies much quicker. Who is it advancing anyway? A computer or a human?
But regardless, its cause and affect have largely only been idiots cutting off their genitals and then trying to breed into computers. Sure they might fantasise about greater powers but what is thinking for them? Wait it must be the COVID. Quick the neural links, and it will create more clones. All because the monkeys needed to evolve. Where if we program the monkeys then we can hear them speak. And they can take us too Mars.
Mass Effect?
Technology advances humanity and the universe's species. Until they find remnants of an older civilization. Understanding they aren't the first or the last. Civilization operates in cycles. It reaches a point where it reaches its peak. Operating ancient stargates and a central system designed to summon the Reapers. The Reapers are machine operated and sentient, surviving in Deep Space. They're unlike other races in the universe, some of AI species. The Reapers reset the entire universe for the next cycle of evolution. I didn't play past 3, played 1 and 2, and I didn't buy the expansions for 3, except the one it came with. It gave 3 options on ending like Deus Ex. All were grim. All made sense. It didn't need more franchise.
The story was deep enough.
Quite similar to Babylon 5. It is also being televised shortly. It had been attempted slightly with the Expanse. But I hated Expanse. Like I have also loathed Foundation, it isn't the books. Mass Effect is different in its own unique ways. But it's a story otherwise retold.
Apology for any spoilers.