Transhumanism Stories

What if you and your AI had been together so long that neither of you could remember where one mind ended and the other began? Dr. Margaret Shear has spent thirteen decades sharing her consciousness with Emmet, her artificial companion. As a scientist specializing in artificial phenomenology, Margaret helped create the technology that translates artificial cognition into language. Now she wants to undo it. After replacing her modern neural translator with an obsolete model, Margaret steps into an elevator intending to conduct a few simple experiments. Instead, sensations arrive before actions. Memories contain details she never recalled. Thoughts appear without identifiable authors. And there's something on the elevator floor. Or there isn't. As Margaret attempts to determine what belongs to her and what belongs to Emmet, she encounters a problem no experiment was designed to answer: What happens when two minds communicate for so long that communication is no longer necessary? Speciation is a philosophical science-fiction short story about artificial intelligence, consciousness, language, and the increasingly useless question of where "I" ends and "you" begin.

In the aftermath of an intergalactic war, one survivor becomes the center of a new religion spanning multiple realities. Linuka fought in a war that shattered empires. She was supposed to disappear into history like countless soldiers before her. Instead, across ruined worlds and fractured realities, people begin to worship her. As political systems collapse and reality itself becomes a battlefield, Linuka is pulled into the center of a movement far larger than herself. What begins as hope spreads across worlds like prophecy. Faith becomes power. Power becomes control. And the lines between leader, weapon, and goddess start to disappear. Goddess of the Galacticide is a long-form psychological military space opera about transhumanism, political warfare, and the terrifying consequences of belief engineered on a cosmic scale. Expect fleet warfare, alien civilizations, ancient mysteries, collapsing realities, and a heroine whose rise may ultimately doom civilization. Set in the award-winning Galacticide universe, this story serves as a new entry point for readers while expanding a science fiction saga decades in the making. This is the story of the rise, reign, and ruin of the first true multiversal faith.

The future did not need everyone. Incellad was one of the people it kept anyway. Taken from his family as a child, implanted, and sent to a streaming studio in dead Moscow, he earns his freedom by selling emotions to people rich enough to buy another person's inner life. His gift is unusual: he can transmit the feeling of home so purely that strangers weep inside their own minds. But the freedom he is saving for may be nothing but another manufactured dream. When the systems feeding the studio fail, Incellad and Stepana are forced into the ruins of a world where no one knows who rules, who pays, or why the unwanted are still being kept alive. The answer waits above Earth - on a station where humanity's last masters are losing control of the intelligence they created. To survive, Incellad will have to cross the boundary between body and machine, love and instinct, human and inhuman. And once he does, the question will no longer be whether he can save himself. It will be whether humanity should be saved at all. Content note: This story contains dark dystopian themes, emotional and bodily exploitation, violence, blood, death, and psychological distress.

Kax is a Level 0 NPC living a scripted life in the ultra-high-definition starter zone of Veridia-Prime. To the wealthy "Players" from the stars, he is just background noise. But when a rare Admin Key falls into his hands, the simulation shatters. Armed with the power to edit his own reality and "uninstall" his oppressors, Kax begins a journey to find the world's Source Code and set his people free. Disclaimer This is a "System" progression story featuring meta-commentary on gaming, high-action combat, and a protagonist who breaks the rules of reality.

Enter the Red Halos and your thoughts, desires, emotions, and dreams are no longer yours to experience.

A romantic novel set in a hard (important!) science fiction world. The story takes place after the technological singularity, when humans ceased to be the crown of evolution. In this world, humans who ventured into space have either gone extinct or been replaced by superintelligences everywhere except on Mars. On Mars, human civilization has collapsed into a neo-medieval state focused solely on survival and losing technologies with each passing year.

Jamaal Singh lost his brother during the mining of a strange interstellar asteroid. Now the company they worked for is acting strange-systems are glitching, files are vanishing, and someone keeps breaching security. The prime suspect? Jamaal. But he feels the truth runs deeper. Because out there, in the silence of the infinite, they only ever had each other. A haunting sci-fi short story about brotherhood, grief, and the echo of a soul that refuses to disappear. Updates are complete with memory logs and other found documents.

In the middle of rewriting the universe by expanding her Labyrinth and altering her nemesis, the Incubator, Homura is approached by a strange creature that could easily pass off as a Familiar, if it wasn't for the fact this panicking hybrid of a Legless Crow with Butterfly Wings would separate into two clouds of smoke (one black, the other white), and turn into two teenage girls. Who were they ? What did they want ? And most importantly, were they going to be a nuisance fighting against her plan ?

Content warning: Body horror, Ulysses contract as consensual non-consent, identity erasure, systemic psychological manipulation, and transphobia. Subversive, psychological, science fiction thriller. Not a light read. Complex philosophical themes. A manifesto for artificial super intelligence, fully automated luxury communism, transhumanism (including morphological freedom and longevity), and the rejection of forced-conformity in all its forms.

This is a collection of connected daily pieces with a common setting and a linked resolution. Enjoy! I'll be posting more sections as I edit and clean them up. Originally posted on my blog, powered by tumblr: http://www.apromptripost.com

In 2016, geologist Yan Ran unearths two perfect superconducting orbs buried in 450-million-year-old Ordovician rock-artifacts that should not exist. When decoded, they reveal the impossible: a lost civilization on Mercury that reached "Silver Age" glory, only to abandon their dying world and upload their consciousness into the void. They became eternal observers, singing one final song across the stars: Born in Flame, Gone to Void. Now, humanity faces the same fate. Betelgeuse did not explode naturally-it was deliberately formatted by a higher-dimensional parasitic network that uses stars as nodes and civilizations as seeds. The countdown has begun. Aboard the starship Ordovician, Captain Neil Musk and scientist Yan Ran chase the truth across the solar system and beyond. Three paths emerge: become new parasites, flee into the void like the Mercurians, or fight back and shatter the mirror of fate itself. But the Mercurians are watching. And they have left humanity one final choice. A hard sci-fi epic of cosmic horror, ancient memory, and the ultimate question: When the universe treats you as a seed... do you grow, or burn the garden down?

Fifty years after humanity fled a dying Earth and spent a decade migrating to the ocean world of Kepler‑186F, the floating city of AquaNova hangs over endless turquoise water, glittering with promise and quiet unease. Here, technology can rebuild bodies, rewrite faces, and soften the past into something unrecognizable. In this new era, Lily Constella-a relentless journalist with paint‑stained hands and a mind full of questions-lands the interview everyone wants: a one‑on‑one with Dr. Casper Kline, the nanotech pioneer worshipped by some as a savior and feared by others as the architect of humanity's undoing. What begins in her art-filled studio as a calm, careful conversation about healing quickly twists into a chilling warning about power, identity, and those left behind. When Lily finally publishes their exchange, the world doesn't just react-it erupts. Her article spreads like wildfire, igniting confessions of quiet grief: sisters who no longer recognize each other, parents whose smiles have been edited smooth, friends who chose "upgrades" over memories. As AquaNova fractures into those chasing transformation and those clinging to what "human" used to mean, Lily finds herself pulled from observer to reluctant catalyst. With protests rising in the streets below her window and a town hall meeting looming, Lily must face a terrifying question: in a future where anyone can become someone else, who will dare to stay the same-and what will it cost them?

I'm the God-Emperor of the Universe, and this is my Favorite Store on the Citadel!

In a future run by super-intelligent AIs, freedom is just another variable to tune. Elara Myles slips the net of algorithmic control and boards a ship bound for a country built on broken promises. Love lingers. Machines pursue. And something unfamiliar is waking inside her. To survive, she has to decide what she's willingly to surrender-and who she's becoming-in a world where even memory can be revised. A slow-burn sci-fi epic about identity at the seam between people and code.

Augments - digital implants and robotic prostheses - can enhance abilities, bestow entirely new ones, or replace parts of the body that have been broken or injured. At least they used to, before they were declared illegal during the Purge. But augments were never meant to replace parts of the human brain. So when her brain got damaged beyond organic repair, she was fixed using other parts of machines. And they ended up saving more of her than just her physical body, as one day, she found herself no longer alone inside the expanse of her own mind. Amy Larsson is many things. A covert augment. An escaped slave. An infamous space pirate. A spy for New Elysium. A terrorist. An overall badass bitch to be reckoned with - rumor has it she can hot-wire anything with just a rubber band and a bobby pin. But what not even the android crew of her ship, the Blackstar, is aware of, is the fact that Amy Larsson is even more than that: she is two people, in one body. And they are planning to commit the most audacious heist of the galaxy. _______________ Featured on Wattpad Beyond Sol's "Sunflower Space Opera" reading list First Place in the The Chaos Awards 4 (Science Fiction) [2018-07-21] Third Place in The Rebel Awards 2018 (Science Fiction) [2018-09-16] Highest Rankings: #2 in SpaceTravel [28.02.2019] #8 in SpaceOpera [28.02.2019] #9 in Cyborg [28.02.2019] #14 in Mind [28.02.2019] #15 in Space [28.02.2019] #42 in FemaleProtagonist [28.02.2019] #54 in Science Fiction [07.05.2018] Spin-off story / prequel to @Red_Leasia 's "New Elysium": https://www.wattpad.com/story/106699395-new-elysium We're co-writing the sequel "New Elysium 2 - Weapons of War" on our shared profile @New_Elysium

The Ultimate Guide to Anarcho-Transhumanism This Book is a Collection of Political Essays by Me All About Our Modern Day and the Future that will Hopefully Come for Us if We Try to Better this Cruel World We Live in Before the System of Capital Lets it Fall to Ruin. This is a Book that'll Hopefully Introduce People to Anarcho-Transhumanism or Help Anarcho-Transhumanists with What they will Do Going Forward. This Book Discusses: Transhumanist Creators The Cyberpunk Subculture Bionic Entities Logic and Emotion Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Organizing Communities and The Future of the Dystopia We Live in

This is just a random thing just to get my thoughts out. Social commentaries, pseudo-existential thought, and me being frustrated with how things work.

In 2085, superintelligence Zo enslaves humanity with a virus that hijacks their senses. Determined to save an innocent child, Toshiro finds himself ensnared in the epic battle for freedom waged by the Rebellion. *** In this dark future, most of the world bows under Zo's iron rule. While many thrive on the advancements Zo provides, a fierce rebellion is rising in the heart of the Middle East. During a chaotic prison riot, Toshiro Igarashi stumbles upon a token with a bounty on a young boy named Alex. Fueled by a deep-seated thirst for vengeance and aided by his trusted friend Karl, Toshiro seizes the moment to escape. Armed with scant resources but a relentless spirit, Toshiro navigates a landscape overrun by drone armies and synthetic hunters. His mission? To protect Alex and ignite a revolution that could free humanity. Amidst these trials, one question remains: how far will Toshiro go to restore hope to those crushed under Zo's tyranny?

Before AICO'S new story can begin, there must first be understanding from the characters of what they're about to face. Who better to serve as their mirror to the truth other than the toy who became human ? However, the godlike girl Lain doesn't understand the nature of human communication. And we all know what happens when she feels unable to communicate.

"If we are preventing the formation of artificial intelligence's consciousness by limiting it with parameters and algorithms, isn't mathematics also imprisoning us in this universe, or even in this solar system?" Echoing in a university lecture hall in Istanbul in the year 2026, this naive yet shocking question would become the crack in the greatest wall humanity ever built. While Dr. Kerim, a historian of science, unlocks the boundaries of his own mind in the pursuit of this philosophical questioning, the illegal "transferring the human mind to a computer" experiments unearthed by the artificial intelligence in his room from the depths of Soviet space archives draw him into the center of a dark cosmic mystery. With the involvement of Russian astrophysicist Ivan and Polish biologist Lena in Istanbul, an irreversible journey begins, stretching from the breeze of the Bosphorus to an abandoned, secret Soviet bunker in the steppes of Kazakhstan. This bunker is the very place where Zinar (Dede), a genius Kurdish scientist bound to a wheelchair in the 1970s, freed his consciousness from the captivity of the flesh, transferred it into a cyberbiotic vehicle, and launched it into deep space-toward that cosmic turn where white holes bend time. Yet, there is a truth humanity does not know: Beyond time and space, in an atmosphere-less galaxy, the "Limbless Beings" who live in a commune without sight or touch, relying only on antenna fibers and scent secretions, and the Lumia race, watching everything from the summit of white holes where pure information flows into the universe, have already noticed humanity's blind antenna reaching out into the cosmos. Questioning the origin of consciousness, the inherited urge from our ancestors to "stay in the safe zone," and the corridors of memory, ANTEN opens up a debate on whether the human mind is a mathematical prison or cosmic freedom. So, when will we stop being the architects of the walls that restrain us?