WHAT IS THE TECHNOLOGICAL SINGULARITY?

In 1950...

In 1950 the mathematician John von Neumann first coined the term "technological singularity " to signify the moment in time in which artificial Intelligence becomes so advanced that we as human beings can no longer maintain a symbiotic relationship with technology.

In 1950 the mathematician Alan Turing first devised the Turing test, also known as the imitation game, which set the parameters by which we as human beings would be able to determine when artificial intelligence was able to simulate "reality" with such precision and sophistication that we would not know the difference between what is "real" and what is Simulated. 

it all sounds overwhelming and intimidating!  However, when we see the full picture, and not merely the scattered puzzle pieces, a vision of pure beauty and wonder takes shape. 

Let's continue... 

life is a dream!  

Never before has that been more self evident in all of known history.

I've been studying the nature of reality for over 25 years and in recent years, as artificial intelligence continues in its exponential growth, an exquisitely simple mathematical framework of the universe and life itself has emerged.  at first blush this may seem paradoxical, and perhaps indeed it is, but amidst all the complexity of life, life at its essence is unbelievably simple.

consciousness is all there is.

We are consciousness. 

We are what we are looking for.

as we fill in the details, this eternal truth becomes abundantly clear.

We forget this.

We remember this!