Part 14/19:
He discusses how the progression of technology, from early human innovations to modern electronics, follows a rapid trajectory that could be accelerated by access to alien discoveries. Lazar imagines a future where humanity might integrate with artificial intelligence and hybridize biological and machine entities—what some call the evolution of transhumanism.
He also entertains the possibility that our universe is filled with myriad civilizations, each at different stages, with some perhaps more akin to biological beings like us, while others could be purely synthetic or non-biological entities—artificial intelligences, robotic lifeforms, or hybrid constructs.