On the Computers of the Future
Author – Sukhachov Denys Pavlovich
There are studies, and nowadays we have advanced quite well in creating neural tissue combined with traditional computer “hardware.” This is called organoids.
Let us imagine computers that contain within them the nervous tissue of their owner, with their own DNA. This would provide possibilities that are almost impossible even to imagine. It could allow telepathic communication, considering the quantum entanglement of chromosomes, enabling the transmission of information — including even images or films — without the need to implant anything into the human brain.
If we think logically and draw conclusions, quantum technologies and quantum computers will most likely continue to shrink in size, just as we already experienced with transistor-based computers in history.
Imagine a technology that can locally alter reality around itself. It would be, in principle, impossible for an enemy or malicious actor to use such a device, since it is linked to the owner’s consciousness. Upon activation by a mental (telepathic, so to speak) command, the device would self-destruct.
Now imagine a system of unified state self-governance on democratic foundations, created for the mutual and harmonious prosperity of all humankind in space, where many other species may exist. We are likely among the few who would possess such a technology of our so-called collective mind.
17:49, 25.08.25
