My notes taken from Ray Kurzweil’s 2005 book, The Singularity Is Near-When Humans Transcend Biology, continue below.  My personal observations and input appear in brackets, and I have emphasized certain statements in bold.

If you haven’t yet read the first six parts of The Singularity Cabal Series here at NoFakeNews, I encourage you to do so.  There, as here, you will encounter an arrogance that defies your wildest imagination; verbatim notes taken from a man who wants to control your fate and alter your very cycle of life; who feels God fell short, and that he and his cohorts can do better by embedding technology in your body and brain.  You, apparently, get no say in the matter.

As many have reported, Kurzweil can’t fathom (or pretends to not be able to fathom) that bad actors will use remote access to humans to commit mass harm. He
feels his desired “upgrade” of humanity should be universally welcomed, and considers those appalled by his depravity “luddites.”

As with the previously published notes, I am quoting directly, lest anyone attempt to label this disinformation.

P. 323 – Most of the readers of this book are likely to be around to experience the Singularity.

P. 324 – [Brain uploading/porting] involves scanning a human brain (most likely from within), capturing all of the salient details, and reinstating the brain’s state in a different — most likely much more powerful — computational substrate. This will be a feasible procedure and will happen most likely around the late 2030’s. But . . . I envision the transition to non- biological thinking will be a slippery slope, but one on which we have already started. We will continue to have human bodies, but they will become morphable projections of our intelligence. In other words, once we have incorporated molecular nanotechnology (MNT) fabrication into ourselves, we will be able to create and re-create different bodies at will.

[Considering this was written in 2005, after much of this technology was well underway, and already being implemented in ways unknown to the general public, I have zero doubt that in 2022, MNT incorporation enabling body morphing is already happening, utilized by those in possession of this technology.]

P. 325 – Currently, when our human hardware crashes, the software of our lives — our personal “mind file” — dies with it. However this will not continue to be the case (as we’ll be able to store and restore the thousands of trillions of bytes of info represented in the patterns that we call our brains, together with the rest of our nervous system, endocrine system, and other structures that our mind file comprises).

At that point the longevity of one’s mind file will not depend on the continued viability of any particular hardware medium (for example, the survival of a biological body and brain).

Ultimately, software-based humans will be vastly extended beyond the severe limitations of humans as we know them today.   They will live out on the Web, projecting bodies whenever they need or want them,  including virtual bodies in diverse realms of virtual reality,  holographically- projected bodies, foglet-projecting bodies and physical bodies comprising nanobot swarms and other forms of nanotechnology.

By the middle of the 21st century, humans will be able to expand their thinking without limit.   This is a form of immortality (which can be attained) if we’re diligent in maintaining our mindfile, making frequent backups,  and porting to current formats and mediums.

.. . . [I]t will be the pattern of a software human that persists and develops and slowly alters.

A “software human[?]”  One may ask,  “Is that still me?”

[These questions] will have to be confronted as vital, practical, political,  and legal issues.

A related question:  Is death desirable?  The “inevitability” of death is deeply ingrained in human thinking.  If death seems unavoidable,  we have little choice but to rationalize it as necessary,  even ennobling.  The technology of the Singularity will provide practical and accessible means for humans to evolve into something greater,  so we will no longer need to rationalize  death as a primary means of giving meaning to life.

P. 329 – [W]e will ultimately be able to access, permanently archive,  as well as understand,  the thousands of trillions of bytes of information (memories,  skills,  etc. ) we have tucked away in each of our brains.

[P]hilosophical issues will arise,  such as] Is that really me or rather someone else who just happens to have mastered all my thoughts and knowledge?

.. . . The only way that my [brain] archive [or any other information bar] can remain viable is if it is continually upgraded and ported to the latest hardware and software standards.

Information will require constant maintenance and support to remain “alive.“

P. 331 – I am one of five members of the Army Science Advisory Group (ASAG).

The DOD’s “transformation” process [is] highly responsive,  network-centric, capable of swift decision, superior in all echelons,  and [able to provide] overwhelming massed effects across any battle space. . . . Future Combat Systems (FCS) [by 2020] [will be] smaller, lighter,  faster,  more lethal,  and smarter.

P. 332 – A new material has been developed . . . Kevlar with silica nanoparticles suspended in polyethylene glycol.   The material is flexible in normal use,  but when stressed it instantly forms an impenetrable mass that is stab resistant.

The army’s Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies at MIT is developing a nanotechnology-based material called “exomuscle” to enable combatants to greatly increase their physical strength when manipulating heavy equipment.

.. . . [U]nmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) the size of . . . birds [and] bumblebees are envisioned . . . capable of performing both reconnaissance and combat missions.  [In 2022, this has long been done.]

PP. 332-333 – At the core of FCS is a self- organizing,  highly-distributable communications network [which] will also be applied to infiltrate, disrupt,  confuse or destroy enemy communications through both electronic means and cyber-warfare using software pathogens. [Of course, this can be — and has been — used against civilians, as well.]

The FCI is not a one- shot program; it represents a pervasive focus of military systems towards remotely guided,  autonomous, miniaturized,  and robotic systems,  combined with robust,  self-organizing,  distributed and secure communications.

P. 333 – The US Joint Forces commands Alpha (responsible for accelerating ideas throughout the armed services) envisions a 2025 fighting force that is “largely robotic,” incorporating tactical autonomous communications (TAC’s) that have some level of autonomy or full autonomy . . . One [being] developed by NASA with military applications envisioned is in the form of a snake.

.. . . [C]ontributing to the 2020s concept of self-organizing swarms of small robots is the Autonomous Intelligent Network and Systems (AINS) program of the Office of the Naval Research, which envisions a drone army of unmanned, autonomous robots in the water, on the ground, and in the air. The swarms will have human commanders with decentralized command and control and what project-head Allen Moshfegh calls an (bold)”impregnable Internet in the sky.” (unbold)

P. 334 – Another trend is to move personnel away . . . [and allow] humans to drive and pilot systems remotely.

.. . . [General] Tommy Franks conducted the war in Afghanistan from his bunker in Qatar.

.. . . DARPA is developing . . . smart dust — complex sensor systems not much bigger than a pinhead. . . .[S]warms of millions of these devices could be dropped into enemy territory to provide highly detailed surveillance and ultimately support offensive warfare missions (for example, releasing nanoweapons).

Want to find a key enemy? Need to locate hidden weapons? Massive numbers of essentially (bold) invisible spies (unbold) could monitor every square inch of enemy territory, identify every person (through thermal and electromagnetic imaging . . . and other means) and every weapon and even carry out missions to destroy enemy targets.

[I’ve written about smart dust here before, but I want to add that I have no doubt — and many stories to support my stance — that smart dust, and other nanotechnology, has been used for many years in the homes, cars, and surroundings of individuals who are targeted by those connected to the fusion centers. Targeted citizens have their privacy invaded in ways literally no different than those shown in the movie, (italics) The Truman Show (end italics), and DOD whistleblowers have long said they placed audio- and visual-recording devices throughout targeted citizens’ homes and private property. My personal experience would bear this out. However, the thing with invisible spying devices is, well, they’re invisible. Anyone entering your home could put them there quite easily. They’re also something the general public has no idea even exists, nor what they’re capable of. It’s new territory, with little-known technology that’s been around for decades, incrementally being spread throughout our nation. It’s unprecedented. But it’s real. It’s also perverted and despicable.]

Nanoweapons. The next step beyond smart dust will be nanotechnology- based weapons. The only way for an enemy to counteract such a massively distributed force will be with its own nanotechnology. In addition, enhancing nanodevices with the ability to self-replicate will extend their capabilities but induce grave dangers [a subject addressed later].

Nanotechnology is already being applied . . . smart materials that can restructure themselves for different situations, self- healing materials, [etc.].

Smart weapons [including] . . . bullets [that have] intelligence is another military objective . . . [as are] weapons . . . with autonomous control. Once machine intelligence catches up with biological human intelligence, many more systems will be fully autonomous.

Virtual Reality (“VR”) [is] already in use to control remotely-guided systems such as the USAF’s Armed Predator UAV . . . Human commanders in charge of swarm weapons will also need specialized virtual-reality environments to envision the complex information that these distributed systems are collecting.

By the late 2030s and 2040s, as we approach human body version 3.0 and the predominance of non-biological intelligence, the issue of cyber-warfare will move to center stage. When everything is information, the ability to control your own information and disrupt your enemy’s communication, command, and control will be a primary determinant of military success.

Learning. . . . The nature of education when we merge with non-biological intelligence. We will then have the ability to download knowledge and skills, at least into the non-biological portion of our intelligence. We don’t yet [in 2005] have communication parts [comparable to computers] in our biological brains to quickly download the right patterns (the software). . . the interneuronal connection and neurotransmitter patterns that represent our learning. That is one of many profound limitations of the biological paradigm [God-given abilities] we now use for our thinking, a limitation we will overcome in the Singularity.

.. . . Given the enormous wealth-creation potential of [Genetics, Nanotechnology, Robotics] GNR0 technologies, we will see the underclass largely disappear over the next two to three decades (by the mid 2020s and 2030s) . . . These developments are likely to be met with increasing fundamentalist and Luddite reaction to the accelerating pace of change.

Intellectual Property. If the primary value of products and services resides in their information, then the protection of those information rights will be crucial in supporting the business models that provide the capital to fund the creation of valuable information.

P. 340 – [W]e will have full immersion virtual reality early in the [2010s, therefore] every industry will continually reinvent its business models,  which will require as much creativity as the creation of the IP [Intellectual Property] itself.

The advent of the nanoengineered fuel cell and solar power will enable energy resources to be massively distributed and integrated into our infrastructure.   MNT manufacturing will be highly distributed using inexpensive nanofabrication mini factories.  The ability to do nearly anything with anyone from anywhere in any virtual reality environment will make obsolete the centralized technologies of office buildings and cities.

With version 3.0 bodies able to morph into different forms at will and our largely non-biological brains no longer constrained to the limited architecture that biology

[/God]has bestowed on us, the question of (bold) what is human will undergo intensive examination.  (Bold) Each transformation described here does not represent a sudden leap lost [but] rather a (underline) sequence of many small steps.(end underline,  end bold)

[Based on evidence and other reporting, I believe these transformations are being implemented via injections, boosters, food, water, chemtrails, rain, etc.  There are multiple avenues these self-proclaimed gods are using to secretly imbed the nanotechnology required for these transformations.]

[As with the implementation of in vitro fetilization, I anticipate the change to be] controversial at first, but quickly . . . accepted.  On the other hand,  change will always produce fundamentalist and Luddite counter-actions, which will intensify as the pace [of transformation] increases. 

P. 341 – [B]y the late 2020s [virtual reality] environments will be indistinguishable from real reality and will involve all the senses,  as well as neurological correlations of our emotions.   As we enter the 2030s, there won’t be clear distinctions between human and machine,  between real and virtual reality,  or between work and play.

P. 353 – [The potential to engineer around the limits of the speed of light] has important implications for the speed with which we will be able to colonize the rest of the universe.

P. 356 – [R]efinements . . . might even allow humans to travel through wormholes [folds of the universe in dimensions beyond the three visible ones.

P. 359 – If the cosmological constant,  the Planck constant and the many other constants of physics were set to just slightly different values,  atoms,  molecules,  stars, planets,  organisms and humans would have been impossible.   The universe [/God] appears to have exactly the right rules and constants.

P. 361 – Intelligence as the Destiny of the Universe – In (italics) The Age of Spiritual Machines,(end italics), I [proposed] that intelligence would ultimately permeate the universe and would decide the destiny of the cosmos.

[Intelligence, I believe] will prove more powerful than [God] . . . In my view, . . . (Begin bold) the fate of the universe is a decision yet to be made,  one which (begin underline) we will intelligently consider (end underline) when the time is right.(end bold)

P. 362 – Intelligence [is] the most important phenomenon in the universe.

P. 363 – Prior to Stephen Hawking’s analysis it was thought that black holes were,  well, black; with his insight we realized that they actually give off a continual shower of energetic particles.

P. 364 – Optimizing black hole production and . . . optimizing intelligence are one and the same.

.. . . [I]ntelligence is more powerful than . . . physics [or] cosmology.   That is, once matter evolves into smart matter [matter fully saturated with intelligent processes] it can manipulate other matter and energy to do its bidding (through suitably powerful engineering).  This perspective is not generally considered in discussions of future cosmology.  It is assumed that intelligence is irrelevant to events and processes on a cosmological scale.

Once a planet yields a technology-creating species and that species creates computation (as has happened here), it is only a matter of a few centuries before its intelligence saturates the matter and energy in its vicinity, and it begins to expand outward at at least the speed of light (with some suggestions of circumventing this limit.).  Such a civilization will overcome gravity (through exquisite and vast technology) and other cosmological forces — or, to be fully accurate,  it will maneuver and control these forces — and engineer the universe it wants.   That is the Singularity.

Even if we are limited to the one universe we already know about, saturating its matter and energy with intelligence is our ultimate fate. What kind of universe will that be?  Well, just wait and see.

[To be continued . . .]

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