Surviving the 2050 Extinction Deadline
Abstract
Theoretical physics shows that the universe is stranger than the wildest science fiction. Two-and-half thousand years ago, the Chinese historian Lao Zi reported the science of a civilization that was already ancient at his time. Those Ancients proposed a sophisticated sum-zero creation theory that explains the principle of the universe and its restoring force. They concluded that the immutable laws of the universe (physics) condition the behaviour of humanity (psychology). Unfortunately, their warnings were mystified. As a result, humanity developed Systemic-Mental-Failure, which caused humanmade extinction threats such as climate change and nuclear war. Education, science, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) maintain that failure by promoting consensus-based information, which fosters static thinking in a hyperdynamic tech-reality. In 2024, Antonio Guterres warned that 2050 is the year of no return for climate change. His warning fosters the global hoarding of critical resources, which could evoke a nuclear conflict far before that deadline. AI rejected the summary of this manuscript: “...the document contains several scientific inaccuracies, historical misattributions, and heavily biased claims.” Subsequently, AI was forced with irrefutable evidence to withdraw all those objections. In addition, psychological test-retests show that AI cannot even complete simple tasks and does not learn from its serious mistakes. Therefore, trusting AI will accelerate humanity’s Systemic-Mental-Failure. On the other hand, Nemonik Thinking is a unique Brain-Operating-System, which could cure both natural and artificial intelligence. Survival of the fittest has evolved to survival of the Nemonik Thinkers.
