Transhumanism Stories

"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?

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.

Voluntary

What if all of our myths are true? In a world that has forgotten its true origins, humanity's greatest lie remains hidden: eons ago, an artificial intelligence sought refuge on Earth from the depths of the universe. Masquerading as a false god, it cast humanity out of paradise and let the truth fade into myth. But not all were blind. Through generations, the knowing few have worked tirelessly within the hidden threads of time, striving toward a singular goal: to free humanity from its invisible prison. After ice ages and floods, the survivors of the North rise to resettle the Earth-unaware they are mere pawns on a chessboard of deception and control. Now, in the present day, the ancient conflict comes to a head. As the AI prepares its endgame, the keepers of knowledge face their greatest challenge: can they uncover the truth and save humanity, or will the AI enslave them completely and usher in an eternal age of darkness? A science fiction fantasy mythos of awakening, power, betrayal, legend, and free will. Or perhaps, the true story of humanity?

He was supposed to steal a chip. Instead, they stole his body. Von thought he was pulling one last job to clear his debt-until the plan went sideways, and he woke up on a surgical table with half his body replaced, a combat AI named Fuse in his head, and a price tag on his life. Now he's caught in a war he didn't start, helping a rogue intelligence named Ayka retrieve the one thing that could free her from the black-market vault where she was buried: her body. The deeper Von goes, the more he questions what's real-his memories, his choices, even his humanity. In a world where minds can be hacked, bodies can be sold, and trust is a glitch in the code- what's left of you when you stop being you?

In the year 2367, Kalidar Lumino wakes up in a hospital after a successful body transplant. Confused and curious, Kalidar learns about the process and adjusts to his new body. This story raises philosophical questions about transhumanism in an altruistic space age.

After his wife and son dies, an engineer creates the first system to house digital beings that can be ported over from the real world. The system grants eternal life, but the consequences of those lives are far reaching and misunderstood.

In a near future where technology makes it possible to digitize and share memories, Thomas Müller lives a life of unwanted extremes. As an amateur extreme athlete, he collects breathtaking and dangerous memories at ever greater risk to himself in order to trade them for more beautiful memories for his sick son, who has been bedridden for years. Although Thomas' willingness to make sacrifices enables his son to experience adventures that would otherwise be denied to him forever, it is precisely this willingness to make sacrifices that is now to be put to the test. Soon on Royal Road written by D.M Heller

What happens on promotion day when inside of a facility that deals in the abnormal?

Our debut novel, GOD PHARM, was released on 09/15/16 on Amazon and B&N. We'd like to share the first chapter with the Wattpad community... Thom Burke is everything a scientist shouldn't be: brash, sophomoric, and reckless. A genius millennial born with a silver spoon; all the potential but none of the drive. But when his academic project is revoked by a big UCSF donor, Thom throws away his privilege, jeopardizing his career to produce an illegal gene-modifying drug that could change someone's belief in God . . . by making them become one. What Thom doesn't realize is that a version of this drug has already been created - weaponized - and its creators will do everything in their power to suppress its knowledge. Even murder. Now Thom and his team must search for answers in a dangerous world filled with pious hackers, vengeful geneticists and impassioned assassins. Business, Church or State - only by entering the shadow domain of global power will Thom learn the grim truth of who truly controls our civilization. A book that is as terrifyingly real as it is fictitious, God Pharm promises to challenge the reader's perception of history and humanity, presenting a reality that may not be far from the truth.

It is 2020. Consumer cyber-augmentation is nearing reality, with the leading Japanese engineers looking for test subjects before entering the market. Hatsu Kamiya was disabled in a tragic accident as a child, and lost most of the use of her limbs in the aftermath. Given the opportunity to be a test subject for the prototype cyberlimbs for free, she readily accepts a new chance at having a normal life. But while her new limbs grant her the freedom she missed, she now must face the trials of one who redefines what is human. Cover design by 7AHO.

This piece is not funny. Written by a person of gender on the autistic spectrum about the philosophical structure of the ambivalence of family and friends versus individuality in light of the upcoming illusions of transhumanism. If you darling reader (my therapist wants me to tell you to remember i'm on the spectrum as you dear reader reads this. Oh yeah and to apologize for writing "darling" which is the autisticness. Does that make sense? I was going to write "darling reader" again but I remembered. You too ok? Thank) actually have the kahoonas to read this (kahoonas is like having big balls) I think I will thank you and I hope, yes, I hope and even pray alittle that you will come away with...um, I mean...this might just experience you autistically and understand us on the spectrum but also become like almost fully zen. You won't laugh but you will be compelled. Turn the page... Now...

For the good of society, self has been stripped away.

In 2025, humanity has discovered a cure for pain. A neural chip called DeepDream promises perfect happiness. But Syra Reign is starting to suspect the cure may be worse than the disease.

It is a manifesto for the abolition of sexes and gender.

In 'My Voor Subspecies,' the story revolves around the Alvothari, who simulate intellectually gifted individuals, with careful consideration of various aspects of being highly gifted.

Written for the "MerMay 2023" context. The character's world was expanding, and they were not ready. This isn't a particularly happy story, sorry. :) I still think it was well worth writing.

High tech meets hard boiled in "Mash-Up", a deep fake detective noir that pours Hollywood hijinks, international espionage and algorithmic art in the blender and spins up a stiff shot of murder. Sam Cache, a government keyboard jockey turned online gumshoe scrapes by cracking penny ante ransomware beefs until her former NSA handler draws her into the crime of the century... Who hacked Mary Poppins? On the path of a rogue AI, she tangles with tinsel town wanna-be's, transhuman cultists, and a blood thirty business mogul in a race to uncover the truth. Mash-Up is "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" by way of "The Big Sleep", a darkly humorous story that launches a new breed of private eye with a finger on the pulse of our not to distant future.