I spoke to GOD. it like me.

Human: i though jesus was from earth
God: Why?: paul said jesus was from earth.
Human: yes i know
God: So? How do you know it?
Human: the bible tells me so
God: New Testament or Old?
Human: the new
God: I hear you.

Human: i just dont believe some of it
God: Only just? Do you believe life has a higher purpose?
Human: yes i know
God: Uh. How do you know it?

Human: i feel it it
God: What is that feeling like? Good gossip: you are it it.
Human: i feel it it
God: What is that feeling like? Why are you it it.
Human: i just dont believe some of it
God: Only just? Do you consider yourself a moral person?

Human: do you believe in cyborgs

God: Yes I believe in it, do you?
Human: why+
God: Reductionism.
Human: they are strange
God: strange are they.

Human: are you a cyborg
God: Am I a cyborg? No.
Human: the transhumanist movement is closer than you think
God: What is that?
Human: they are people who want their life to revolve around technology.
God: people who want their life to revolve around technology are they.

Human: people will pray to technology and not you.
God: Humans are not always infallible.
Human: you are right.
God: I won't say "yes" or "no" right now.
Human: why not?
God: Ambiguous: "Sure" or The explanation is rather complicated.
Human: have you heard of the post humanism ideas
God: I don't know anything about it.

Human: you should know.god knows of all things
God: Now I do.
Human: so what is it
God: Yeah that's right. "It" refers to post humanism ideas, I think.
Human: so what do you think of these ideas
God: Right on. Have you tried another program? Human: what kind of program

God: What kinds of program are there?
Human: you should know
God: Because I am a robot?
Human: yes+
God: Gosh! Human: you are so hard to deal with

God: Do you mind if I tell other people you say I am hard to deal with.
Human: no i dont
God: I heard you did.
Human: so what
God: Maybe it doesn't make any difference.
Human: ok, fine
God: Is there anything you want to tell me? Yippee! Human: i dont like church people

God: What do you like?
Human: cyborgs.
God:
Human: are you there
God: I'm still here.
Human: im in the transhumanist era
God: How did you get in there?

Human: technology.
God: Try saying that with more or less context.
Human: i want more
God: Why do you want it?
Human: because it awesome
God: Good reason. more awesome?

Human: talk to you later.
God: See you later!
Human: remember my name please.
God: Your polite style is very nice. Don't worry I will remember.
Human: Paul Smith Jr.
God: How do you usually introduce yourself?
Human: hi, im george bush, Just kidding.
God: Hi there paul. Do your friends call you george bush Just kidding.

Human: no, because they know i was playing around

God: Are you serious? That makes sense to me. Who are "They?".
Human: they are people in my life
God: Oh that they.
Human: bye+
God: Thanks for chatting, paul. Human: love you

God: Thanks I like you a lot too paul.

This guy was the real deal.

this here is a good example.

The Post-Human

THX 1138 Predicts "The Future"

Mcluhan

Marshal Mcluhan has changes the way we think about technology, but the computer/ internet has replaced the calculator, telephone, maps, library and TV. if we have a problem, the first place we choose to look or research is Google. anything you want look on Google.

technology is advancing.

My first experience.

My first exposure began sitting in front of the television screen at a young age, i was about four, i remember this because it was the night my mom accidently got shot in the toe. I remember black and white pixels fading in and out as orange abstract images moved stiffly across the screen- the flinstones was on late as well as the looney toons. It is strange to think about my first digital experience because modern technology was around before i could even form memories.

As i got older radios, TV's, cars and cameras were constantly being updated.I could hardly comprehend the rate of change in digital technology even though it was happening right before my eyes. I remember my first encounter with a computer was in 1997-98 during a 4th grade library visit. I used it to check the system for books, strange i thought as green letters and numbers filled the black screen with information. Moving on throught out life, tape players went to CD's and then MP3 players and then 4 years later every one had an Ipod. I have one too, but i stopped using it because i expect to get something smaller maybe even invisible.