Transhumanism rests on a hidden assumption. The body is treated as faulty hardware, consciousness as a fragile programme, mortality as a bug in the system. Yet to label death a malfunction is to view life only through the narrow lens of the ego. It is the selfnarrative that fears ending, not Being itself. It is the self-narrative that fears ending.

Transhumanism rests on a hidden assumption. The body is treated as faulty hardware, consciousness as a fragile programme, mortality as a bug in the system. Yet to label death a malfunction is to view life only through the narrow lens of the ego. It is the selfnarrative that fears ending, not Being itself. It is the self-narrative that fears ending.