Ecstatic Computation is a technoshamanic virtual reality ritual that addresses the intersection of spirituality and computation. http://michaelpallison.com/projects/ecstaticcomputation/

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Jace Connors 08/15/15 (Sat) 07:38:20 No.913

Ecstatic Computation is a technoshamanic virtual reality ritual that addresses the intersection of spirituality and computation.

http://michaelpallison.com/projects/ecstaticcomputation/

Jace Connors 08/15/15 (Sat) 08:08:54 No.914

>>913

cool

Jace Connors 08/15/15 (Sat) 17:57:06 No.915

>We are a transreligion that believes we can live joyfully forever if we build mindfiles for ourselves. We insist on respecting diversity without sacrificing unity, as well as pouring maximum resources into cyberconsciousness software, geoethical nanotechnology and space colonization. A "transreligion" is a movement which can be combined with any existing religion, without having to leave a previous religion.

http://terasemfaith.net/

http://time.com/66536/terasem-trascendence-religion-technology/

bunch of fruitloops if ya ask me

Jace Connors 08/15/15 (Sat) 22:33:57 No.917

>>915

Anything that deals with "cyberconciousness" pre-artificial-superintelligence is a waste of time and mainly enticed by delusional techno-futurists who preoccupy themselves with new-age and postmodern garbage in face of the aesthetic approach of futurism/cybernetics/cyber&bio-punk/etc; their approaches to these topics are, every time and without fail, flawed in a large number of ways.

The use of nanotechnology/bioengineering and what-have-you for life expansion or "enhancement" as well as discussing ethical approaches along with social and philosophical consequences to technological integration (and eventual technological existence) can be worthwhile, but what we have here is just profoundly misguided drivel. Belongs in the trash bin.