Drugs like Ozempic demonstrate that it's possible to technologically alter a fundamental part of being human, such as the desire for food, with a single shot.

Existing human frameworks like democracy, capitalism, and religion are incapable of providing answers for how to handle the birth of superintelligence.

The principle of "Don't Die" is proposed as a new ideology that can unify humanity and AI because it is a mathematical, computational, and physics-based construct.

One should consider not eating meat as an ethical choice to set a benevolent example for how future superintelligent AI should treat less intelligent beings like us.

The "Don't Die" philosophy can be implemented as a governance system by assigning a quantifiable "die score" to everything, from a school lunch to a coral reef.

You must realize that everything you think and know is just a copied pattern that is now antiquated and may not be suitable for a future with AI.

Unlike the simple agreement on "don't die," even a concept like "love" is not a safe unifier because it can be a reason to kill each other.