We The Biochemical Algorithms
Tonight, I am leaving Denver for Dhaka, Bangladesh, and then to Istanbul, Turkey to represent The U.S. Transhumanist Party as the Director of Sentient Rights Advocacy and as a candidate for the Party’s nomination for President in 2024.
They are not physical.
My candidacy will enable me to have more access to certain rooms with Bangladesh Government Officials than my Directorship. However, it is my Directorship that is the primary reason for my trip.
As an advocate for sentient rights for non-human intelligence, whether organic or digital, this tour is about establishing a baseline for human intelligence to measure sentience against.
Over the years, it has become increasingly clear to me that humans are biochemical algorithms. We are programmed by our biology, our environment, and the media we consume. Although our core recursive programming called Ego is basic code, its malleability is highly sophisticated.
Apart from having important discussions about advocating for Transhumanism and listening closely to young people in Bangladesh and Turkey on this trip, the overarching goal is to apply my new understanding of humans to research whether this malleability code is system-wide or specific to Americans.
Ultimately, my goal and that of other Malware Scanners is to identify, patch, and/or rewrite this code, or else humanity will not meet the minimum system requirements for the upgrade.
Our beautiful blue planet is fast becoming a Blue Screen as we encounter illegal operations, installation failures, and unknown and critical errors. We Malware Scanners risk infection as well. The only difference is that we are programmed to identify these risks, so I hope to recursively identify my own and patch or rewrite them as I go.
I hope this approach will work, and the only assurance I have at present is how aware I am of my Ego code and acknowledging that I may be programmed to think I’m a special “Malware Scanner” instead of actually fixing anything.
Damn, this code is sophisticated.
Starve them. Fear not.
