/lit/ - Literature

>>12450347
as long as there's neon fading into pink I'm here
>integral
a man of culture, I see.
~nu~
My name is the same as a holon in Dune, the sci-fi book. What you said about equity really made me think because as a former ancap I saw that word in the past as a negative virtue signifying a lack of difference. The way you say it gives me the sense of a positive virtue which one should have on top of prosperity. Spice for all, and enough for too much.
Transhumanism and its bioengineering slant seemed like a very feminine angle ~ if we expanded it to include some kind of genetic interpenetration with machine code, we might get somewhere.
Hardware was first about humans getting something to do calculations, if I may be so bold as to presume this function upon our bold inventors of yesteryear. This is an input concerning the parameters of the human nervous system because people did the building. The present one also has such an input becase humans are the market for which the machines are made, for the most part.
Here are the ingredients for the kind of cyborg we've been looking for, because tech has allowed itself to become like the soup we imagined as an origin.
What will we do when our bodies assumilate the function of regarding computers as our origins to the extent that we are capable of communicatig as if we were 100% app-caused?