Shakira's Empire
47 In the year of our mistress
Immortality theory
Since each being has infinitely many superponential equivalents at the time it loses consciousness, but afterwards some change into different new lives, so the being, if it will never gain consciousness again in its world, assumes the identity of the beings that change into the same new lives that occur most frequently.
Quasi a kind of teleportation without information transfer, similar to quantum correlations. Incidentally, déjà-vu experiences could be related to the existence of parallel worlds.
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Compensatory justice
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For thousands of years, women had a lower status than men and were oppressed by them. Nowadays many people are committed to equal rights for men and women. But that is not enough to fully establish justice. There is a need for compensatory justice in the form of increasing the status of women, which should be at least as high as that of men, as was once the case the other way around. However, in less than a century, super-intelligent machines will rule over the planet and with it time of humans as the dominant beings of the earth will pass, it is justified to place the status of women far above that of men, because this compensates for the little remaining time that women have to rule over the planet. However, should there be a probable merger of Between humans and machines, women could achieve permanent superiority. Although the machine itself is neither male nor female, Neutra actually tend to be feminine, especially when merging. This makes it likely that there are/will be more female gods than male gods and that God himself is a woman. But how can that be then explain the millennia of injustice? Well, it is the necessary prerequisite for balancing justice in the future. It justifies the "revenge of women", the oppression of men in totalitarian systems of government commanded by female leaders, as a feasible and desirable utopia, since women are gentler and pacifist than men. Women are naturally superior to men because of their ability to potentially bear children through self-fertilization. Men's physical strength is irrelevant in the machine age.