Abstract

In this meta-essay, the author, a visionary inspired by cybernetics, probes the causes of intelligence in our world, with some old questions revealing surprising answers. He advocates a humanistic social order that he calls sapiocracy and, in a ‘Buberian Dialogue’, outlines his comprehensive vision of a world with artificial intelligence, which is redefined as an ‘infosomatic presence’. The publication’s innovative form of a coherent collection of essays serves the holistic and synthetic purpose of profiling cross-discourse similarities against their differences. The authentic language used in the publication is due to the author’s natural lecturing style, which he calls ‘wording by thinking’.