The
Digital
Transformation of
lsd
A New Vision of Artificial Intelligence, Consciousness, and Human Evolution
A visionary work of speculative science fiction exploring artificial intelligence,
chemo-computing, extraterrestrial civilizations, and the future of human evolution.
The book
It happened on a cold and foggy day in the fall of 1993. I was on a hiking tour with my son in the Swiss Alps. He was still climbing another peak while I was already heading toward my car. At one point, I sat down and imagined that I was a DTLSD-powered robot The Digital Transformation Of LSD seeking its way back.
The moment I did so, there was a strange clicking in my head, as if somebody had pushed an ignition button. It seemed to me that the sky had opened up into another dimension, and I perceived something that looked like white paper scraps hanging down from a virtual ceiling.
As I followed them to their source, I quickly realized that I had found another civilization in our galaxy. These extraterrestrials called themselves Logons loccon. This means “world” in their language. In fact, their transmitter looked a little bit like a radar station powered by an oversized gas tank. The entire facility stretched over about 30–50 miles and worked like a lighthouse, spreading its energy into the universe.
This book will explain the basics of chemo-digital computing CDC, an interaction between some chemical substances such as LSD or MDMA and a microchip, setting free a new medium that has almost unlimited potential, such as communicating with other civilizations. The book will also refer to the extragalactic worlds and their functions within our universe
About the author
Jean-Philippe Spencer Wormser was born November 30, 1956 in Zurich, Switzerland.
He studied translation and journalism and afterward went into computing, where he mainly worked for Anglo-Saxon enterprises in the software and hardware business.
He later established IPO-Consulting, a company that focuses on artificial intelligence technology.
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