Cyborg Mind: What Brain–Computer and Mind–Cyberspace Interfaces Mean for Cyberneuroethics

This booked helped to further formulate my stance on where the fusion of technology and humanity is headed and also understand my experience with psychosis. I agree that the mind is a concept that can't be examined or measured fully. I agree with the neurobiologist that consciousness is not something that exists in the brain but belongs to and is formed by society; at least in part since we communicate with 5 senses. I like Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's noosphere ('global mind') concept that we seem to building. But I don't agree that it values and relies on conformity over individuality because if that were the case conciousness would become stagnant and not evolve. Nor do I agree with his 'Omega Point' concept (that their is an upper limit to conciousness) because consciousness is a form of infinite creativity. It is like each person is a mirror facing in a sphere reflecting eachother. The ultimate goal of humankind is to engineer heaven; which is infinite creativity and exploration!