Religion will thrive like it hasn’t in years, but not religion nearly like how we see it now.
With improved technology and public knowledge of cognitive science, the religious will be more focused on the psychological effects of religion (in a time where disillusionment will be easier due to genetic resurrection, designer babies, etc) than on the ritualistic practices. The Cognitive Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU, it’s worth a read on) will become much more commonly said in households, especially ones that can casually consider concepts regarding agi and the singularity.
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Religion will thrive like it hasn’t in years, but not religion nearly like how we see it now.
With improved technology and public knowledge of cognitive science, the religious will be more focused on the psychological effects of religion (in a time where disillusionment will be easier due to genetic resurrection, designer babies, etc) than on the ritualistic practices. The Cognitive Theoretic Model of the Universe (CTMU, it’s worth a read on) will become much more commonly said in households, especially ones that can casually consider concepts regarding agi and the singularity.