Oh good point. Evegreen keynesian beauties then. :)

I think the `evergreen beings` must have a different perceptual system than do we, their constituents.  Which means:

> If we aren't divorced from the consequences of our digital selves, if we can stay human online

may be misleading in its consequences.  Although I'd still greatly prefer it to the current state of affairs.

elvismercury

What kind of Beings are we becoming when we instantiate parts of ourselves in this way?

What could emerge from this mode of interaction that would affirm life, that would make us bigger and nobler, instead of stupider and pettier?

If we aren't divorced from the consequences of our digital selves, if we can stay human online, where we record humanity better than anywhere else, then we are all making the world wiser.

mostly_harmless

Thoughts on the exoself

> What kind of Beings are we becoming when we instantiate parts of ourselves in this way? 

Evergreen beings.

> What could emerge from this mode of interaction that would affirm life, that would make us bigger and nobler, instead of stupider and pettier?

If we aren't divorced from the consequences of our digital selves, if we can stay human online, where we record humanity better than anywhere else, then we are all making the world wiser.