What>We>Will>Never>Be

In Robert Reed's "What>We>Will>Never>Be," humanity grapples with the profound implications of a future where consciousness can be uploaded and preserved, even as the very definition of self begins to blur. The narrative explores the existential weight of immortality and the potential loss of what makes us uniquely human when our identities become malleable data. This thought-provoking work delves into the philosophical quandaries of existence and the enduring search for meaning in an ever-evolving technological landscape.