Incorporeal
Incorporeal (From unpublished) On one planet, as a result of a successful genetic experiment, people decided to abandon their bodies. And to ensure the immortality of the soul and mind, which they called "consciousness", without separating them. The rationale for the experiment was that bodies age and die, and limit consciousness with their natural physical limitations. In addition, this put an end to inequality (and therefore discrimination), which had, first of all, external physical signs - height, weight, gender, skin color, etc. This decision ensured the integrity of nature, energy reserves, and minerals. Unlike the body, consciousness did not take up space, it did not need food, clothing, housing, transportation, a workplace, wages, taxes, banks, shops, cemeteries, laws, and other attributes of human life and social order. The entire system of human life became simpler - if consciousness could be called a person. At the same time, consciousness could not become the ...