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The Omega Point is an obvious precursor to Kurzweil's Singularity, but in Teilhard's mind, it was how the biblical resurrection would take place.
He imagined "grains of thought" coalescing at ever-larger scales until they became a single global consciousness that he called the Omega Point….
Teilhard, who died in 1955, went off in a fantastical direction, one that culminated in what he called the Omega Point, a form of supreme consciousness.
For now, he is more in the mood to sit and reflect on grand subjects such as time, extinction and the attainment of what Teilhard de Chardin called the Omega Point: a zen-like state of relinquished consciousness.
Over time, this unification of consciousness would lead to an intelligence explosion – the "Omega Point" – enabling humanity to "break through the material framework of Time and Space" and merge seamlessly with the divine.
Multiply that by a couple of thousand and you will get a sense of Kim's pathological language machine, the Omega Point of totalitarian communist propaganda, a nightmare matrix of deceiving nouns, adjectives, prepositions and verbs, from which there is no escape.
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What is that pole from that omega point that is active in you?
RICH: Yes, he also called it this process of the evolution of consciousness "Omega Point".
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's metaphysical Omega Point theory describes the gradual development of the universe from subatomic particles to human society, which he viewed as its final stage and goal.
There is talk about how time feels different in the desert from the way it does in a city, talk about life versus art and art versus reality, talk about an "omega point" where "the mind transcends all direction inward" — whatever that might mean.
Marios Athanasiou's "Omega Point" is modeled on the hallucinatory sensations caused by near-death experiences.
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