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Originally Posted by ARTelevision
I mean that we will continue turning reality itself - including our lives - into media (technology). At a certain point we will be pure technology. That will be the point where "human beings" no longer "exkst"/
What happens after that is fascinating to speculate about but it won't be a "human" future.
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I think someone's been reading too much Baudrillard. Really, this comes down to saying that 'technology' is not natural, but, you know, that's an impossible argument to make--unless you want to claim that humanity itself isn't natural, in which case further development of technological apparatus will make us less base (i.e., natural) and more human (i.e., more technological).
The nature/culture dichatomy is a sham. Culture, technology, they're both as natural, human, as anything else can claim to be.