Information: the new tool.

    Information: the new tool. 

Information: the new tool. 

We are not in a crisis; we are in the middle of the fastest change in human history. AI and high-power information technology make it possible to connect all our devices and ourselves inside the singularity. In that singularity, the BCI, Brain computer interfaces, can connect us to the endless information flow. Brain-implanted microchips and AI are the ultimate pair, and in the wrong hands, they are among the most dangerous tools. That system allows us to see what we think and what we feel. 

That gives us the ultimate remote view if we can connect our brain-implanted microchips to surveillance cameras. The BCI is the tool that can destroy individualism. It can connect us to the artificial virtual world. And there are many risks. One of the risks is that the person can get lost in the multiple internal virtual worlds. In that vision, the person who uses the BCI can slip into cyberspace and then forget to come out. The virtual reality matrix is the thing. 

That involves multiple internal virtual reality spaces. And if a person uses BCI to enter that virtual space, they will not be able to separate virtual reality from real reality. The person forgets to drink and eat. When microchips give a signal straight to the brain. A person will not separate the data that they give from the data that natural sense gives to them. That means the person will not separate reality from virtual reality. 

The ultimate virtual reality with BCI systems can take us to eternity. That technology allows the transfer of data to people's brains. And this is the key to immortality. In that version of immortality, the person will be cloned, and all data that is stored in their brains will be transferred into the clone. That thing gives the possibility to "live forever". 

And that technology can open the road to interstellar flight. The journey takes about 250 years. Requires a new way to think about space exploration. And we must realize that if we make that journey to the other solar systems, we will never see that crew again.  This is one reason why it's so hard to create bases all around the solar system. Even if we had a nuclear engine, the journey to the outer planets takes years. And if there is some kind of problem, rescue will be impossible. One solution can be a space mission. Made by using AI-controlled robots. The spacecraft takes human-shaped, AI-controlled robots to the target, and the robots collect samples and other things. 

Time is the key problem in interstellar flight. The basic problem is that. The journey takes too long for human life. The "Project Hyperion" is one of the first serious attempts to map how humans can someday travel to the stars. The most common thing is the cryostatic ice where the astronauts will be put for the journey. The cryostatic ice, whose temperature is near 0K, will deny aging. When astronauts come near the other solar system, the system will wake them up. The cryostatic system allows the astronauts to fly for a long time. But the problem is that their friends and families will not see them again. And the cosmic radiation can still harm the DNA of those people. 

Cryotechnology, or cryogenics, gives the possibility to create a very slow time machine. The person can be put into liquid nitrogen. And then the system can wake that person up after 200 years. That is one version of time travel. 

But there are people on Earth who want to freeze themselves into cryostatic ice. The idea is that those people believe. That one day in the future, technology will allow them to wake up. So, they wait in the cryostatic chamber where medical experts create methods to heal their sickness. So, maybe someday in the future, those people will walk on the Earth again. 

But if we think about biotechnology, artificial cells, and viruses. We can see another way to reach immortality. In that case, the nanotechnology replaces damaged DNA with fresh DNA. The nanotechnology creates new DNA and then destroys the old DNA from the cells. And puts that new DNA into mitochondria and the nucleus. This methodology requires a large number of nanomachines, but it's possible to create a nanomachine swarm that can make this thing. 

Researchers can store people in the form of DNA. The DNA can be stored in digital form. And nanomachines will assemble those DNA bits into the new entirety.  Or it can be stored in an extremely static environment. The system just injects that DNA into the cells and grows a clone of the person. And after that, the BCI system can transfer memories of the person to that clone. That requires that those memories be stored somewhere. The system can use artificial cells to transfer memories to the clone. Memories are stored in the DNA, and then the artificial cell can transfer them to the nervous system by using electric impulses and neurotransmitters. 

https://www.projecthyperion.org/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryogenics

https://thatsthenatureoftime.blogspot.com/