Self/less

in an age obsessed with archiving every digital footprint we leave behind, we risk forgetting that finitude is precisely what renders the human experience meaningful. if consciousness transfer were possible, immortality would morph into the most ruthless form of inequality, a privilege sustained at the expense of others. self/less suggests that true freedom isn't about dodging the inevitable, but embracing our temporary nature. without the guts to make room for those who follow, we cease to be human and become mere simulations, prisoners of a stagnant present that has lost the ability to evolve.