Does It Matter If Mankind Is Remembered?

To humans I suppose it does.

Does it matter for the cycle's continued journey
into The Singularity, what form of consciousness
collapses potential into function..?

*beep* *beep*

I think it would be extremely sad and tragic if it werent

We matter not, whatsoever.

Do you remember your breath on that moment right now let us say 7 years ago? No? That is amazing to know, right? I have forgotten it. The same can be said to man on earth.

*To forget is easy. To remember is another war to think about.*

Sometimes I wonder remembering is a perishable privilege.

No. Time is infinite...they will remember again...

When you sweep dust out of your house.. how often do you remember that dust?

When everything goes back to the zero point and is one. Memories is what brings it all back.

Maybe we aren't anything special; but if we mattered somehow in someway. It counts.

You mean the dust as a group of particulate or each individual dust planck?

You'll remember the time you swept it out; and it swooped back in and made you cough; which then made you laugh; and you teared up from it.

No, in the scheme of things it doesn't matter. It is great to know that Dinosaur's existed, and it will be great for future intelligent life to know we existed. Other than that, life evolves. Great that it does.

No. Do you give a damn about the people who have died in the past?
Even dead family members mean nothing after a few generations.
Humanity is a virus.
Nothing more, nothing less...

Then why do white orbs of energy tend to gravitate towards certain individuals?

OP, your question reminds me of something I read recently about a man named Ray Kurzweil, and how he envisions the future of humans. If you have the time and interest, he is one to do a little research on. He is not a prophet, but an inventor and former Google employee. His past predictions regarding technology, computers, and artificial intelligence have been remarkably accurate. For the future of mankind, Kurzweil envisions transhumans living in a world of virtual reality by way of nanobiotechnology, where the biological body is mixed with artificial enhancements (think, computer chips implanted into the brain to enhance learning and telepathic communication.) Eventually, the vision for mankind according to Kurzweil and several others of his ilk will be the shedding of our human bodies. As incredible as that sounds, so many of the technologies he predicted in the past that were once inconceivable are in present use today. Will we be remembered? I wonder if this may depend on how our future transhuman entities will be programmed.

basically it doesn't matter

Do you remember what a TRex growled? None of it matters.

Do you remember what a TRex growled? None of it matters.

By WHO?

A tree falls down in a forest, nobody is around. Does it make a sound?