Electronic Minds: Hypothesis, Observations and Theory on Preprogrammed Digital Sequences in Natural Evolution to Cyberspace

This is a book about the evolution of the consciousness from a memetic algorithm inhabiting a biological host, carried over chemical-electric network -- into a digital-electronic ghost of viral expansion distributed along a silicium magnetic network of cloud computing hardware.The book touches on spiritual aspects of modern digital culture and how it transfers back from ages of shamanic dance, meditative contemplation and telepathy. In modern 21st century realities, the taken for granted Internet network, when drilled down and looked at into investigative mode, reveals to be a model of communication borrowed from nature. The same memetic will that has driven mankind to create and invent machines and semantic models of replication, to support life and survival, has now opened a new era of mediums to inhabit - the invention, creation and implementation of the Internet and information technologies is nothing more than that very same memetic virus driving the human race through evolution - manifesting itself to leave the biological host and inhabit a new horizon for existence - the digital ether of cyberspace.

Author: Kristiyan Kirchev
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 02/26/2010
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.33lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.27d
ISBN: 9781451514322

About the Author
Kristiyan Kirtchev is the author of a Cyberpunk manifesto published in 1997 under pseudonym. The manifesto work was later translated by likeminded people worldwide and consequently published in Timothy Leary's book: Cyberpunks, Cyberfreedom: Change Reality Screens. Kirchev has been publishing articles on digital culture and media ecology in printed media and on-line.

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