Homo Deus

Yuval Noah Harari's Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow — an executable toolkit for understanding where humanity is heading: the quest for immortality, happiness, and divinity through technology, and the existential challenges that await us. Covers 5 use cases: ① The New Human Agenda — understand how humanity moved beyond famine, plague, and war toward the new goals of immortality, happiness, and divinity ("What will humans do next" "The new human agenda" "What comes after survival") ② The Liberal Crisis — explore how neuroscience and Big Data are dismantling the liberal belief in free will and individual selfhood ("Is free will real" "The liberal self" "How data destroys individualism") ③ Consciousness vs Intelligence — understand the critical difference between intelligence and consciousness, and why AI may surpass us without ever being conscious ("What is consciousness" "AI vs human mind" "Will computers have souls") ④ The Data Religion — grasp Dataism as the emerging worldview where organisms are algorithms and information flow is the supreme value ("What is Dataism" "The religion of data" "Are we just algorithms") ⑤ The Meaning of Progress — question whether technological progress actually leads to greater happiness, and what progress means if humans are upgraded into gods ("Does technology make us happy" "What is progress" "Upgrade humans" "Transhumanism") Trigger when users say: "Homo Deus" "Yuval Noah Harari" "Future of humanity" "Immortality" "Transhumanism" "AI consciousness" "Dataism" "Post-human" "Human evolution" "Future of intelligence" "Consciousness" "Free will" "Singularity" "Techno-religion" "Gilgamesh project" "Happiness biochemical" "Algorithm" "Biotechnology future" or mention: immortality / happiness / divinity / dataism / AI / consciousness / free will / liberal crisis / algorithm / biotechnology / genetic engineering / cyborg / superhuman / upgrade human / non-organic life. Related skills: sapiens (human history), 21-lessons-for-the-21st-century (current challenges), the-grand-design (science and existence), the-pleasure-of-finding-things-out (scientific discovery), the-power-of-now (consciousness and presence).

by @heardlyapp (Heardly)·MIT-0