I've always found them weird. You know, that they're just in our bodies. That they just exist. It's weird isn't it? I mean I know everybody's born with them, but I wasn't...I wasn't born with a stone or a crystal.. Everybody else has them, placed somewhere upon there skin, whether it be on the for head, belly ,or even back but not me...I wonder why I have to be so different from...

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If it's such a big world... How come one person has to feel everyone's hurt? Everyone's pain? Everyone's grief? How come one person has to get through it? With only one person to help? If it's such a big world... How come there's so few guiding lights?

Who wouldn't want to relive their most cherished memories? That's just one of the many perks offered by the newly introduced brain implants. These revolutionary devices allow users to access their favorite moments with vivid clarity, providing a sensory experience like no other. But these implants do more than just replay memories. They soon begin to replace smartphones, TVs, and computers, becoming the all-in-one technology that people can't live without. Imagine being able to communicate instantly, browse the internet, watch your favorite shows, and even work, all through a seamless interface directly in your mind. However, as with any powerful technology, there are hidden implications and potential risks. What are the ethical concerns of having such intimate access to one's thoughts? How will privacy be maintained in a world where every thought can be accessed or potentially manipulated? As society adjusts to this groundbreaking technology, the story explores not just the incredible benefits, but also the profound questions and challenges that arise. What else does this remarkable implant offer, and at what cost?

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Depending on what part of the globe humanity lives on, a percentage of 1 to 6 percent of Neanderthal DNA lies in our genome. In Africa, Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander populations can be lower if at all. The point I am making - for modern humans to have any amount of early man genes in them, is proof that small groups of different humans competitively shared their lives - maybe for pure survival. There was a strong reason to live in small groups, but when more work together like hunting, more food could be eaten. The ancient lost civilizations archaeologist are digging up, they too live in small groups for many reasons. As they came together, small groups become tribes. To this very day, humanity has found ways to collect themselves for a better life. This is called, Interpersonal Intelligence - social skills. With the Internet as the leading and alarmingly fast-growing technology, our interpersonal intelligence has grown beyond simple social skills. Yes, many have stated, that we should not use it, but social networking is the aspect of the Internet that has evolved beyond anything in human history. Personal opinions have not altered what is called collective consciousness in today's human race or the technology that is driving it. From https://humaninternet.org/index.html, the process of having the next jump in interpersonal intelligence could be liveware vs hardware. This is called hive mind technology. Forget the novels, television shows, and movies. This is real. This story is fictional as well, but it represents the future of humanity by the teaching of how it all got started in the first place and how we can today evolve into the future of how we can be better social intelligent.