>You saying we need a hard reset of society to fix all our issues?
In the same way that killing a person removes all diseases from that person, sure.
If, say, we got rid of the military overnight, the US dollar would collapse since there would be nothing to enforce it, or the safety in trade from piracy and conquest of goods and services denominated in it, which would lead to lower quality of life worldwide, riots, wars, power vaccums, etc until we purity spiral to anprim paradise or Mad Max warring clans.
If we continue on this path though, we're on the slow decline by triggering proxy wars and blowback into perpetuity until something breaks in the system.
>Neil de'grasse Tyson. I like
Kek, I thought you were going to hit me with
>Quoting le Black Science Meme Man, tips fedora
He's an idiot on politics (e.g. gun rights), and philosophy, but he has some poignant points on humbling ourselves and that was one that stuck with me.
>Once we hit singularity that is proposed to occur around 2029 where nanotech can be advanced enough to be pilled or inected and then go to the brain
GITS will more likely occur when and if meatbag humans create auto-didactic, self-evolving AI. IMO interfacing the human nervous system so perfectly with bots will not be viable, and that cognition will likely switch from meat to android within a generation, without skipping a beat for cyborgs.
> so any of our questions can instantly be figured out because we as a species now connect instantly with all the internet and human intellect
Here is the "problem" with that, if you consider losing ego (essentially game-over/death) a problem: the borg has no individuation. So like a hostile takeover of a corporation, or Braniac analyzing, copying, assimilating, and deleting data, the data/knowledge/components of consciousness will still exist, but not the individual consciousnesses themselves.
Simplified
youtube.com/watch?v=8mPFqvxkOTg