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BEYOND HOMO DEUS: THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THE SAGE. For ten thousand years, civilization has been driven by the energy of Youth-the biological imperative to grow, build, and conquer. We have constructed a world obsessed with speed, production, and the accumulation of data. But the ""Era of the Builders"" has hit a hard limit. The planet is full, the markets are saturated, and the human soul is exhausted. We are standing on the brink of a Demographic and Spiritual Singularity. Biotechnology is about to unlock the biological limit of 120 years, treating aging not as a destiny but as a disorder. Artificial Intelligence is evolving into a partner capable of infinite memory and synthesis. The question is no longer ""How do we survive?"" but ""Who do we become?"" In METHUSELAHS, philosopher and futurist Kai Hong, Ph.D., argues that the future does not belong to the ""Homo Deus""-a god-like data processor-but to the Methuselah: a new human archetype defined not by kinetic action, but by Resonant Wisdom. This groundbreaking manifesto proposes a radical vision of the 22nd century: The Second Cognitive Bloom: Why the 100-year-old brain possesses a ""fractal intelligence"" that youth cannot access. AI as the Cane of the Sage: How Elders will use Hybrid Intelligence not to speed up, but to integrate centuries of knowledge into deep patterns. The Ethics of the Voluntary Exit: A future where death is no longer a biological failure, but an artistic choice to complete one's narrative. The Return to Mago: How high technology (fusion, telepathy, AI) acts as the vehicle to return humanity to its primordial state of ""Sonic Coherence""-the ancient Korean prophecy of Bokbon. Drawing on quantum physics, Jungian psychology, and the esoteric history of the Budoji, Dr. Hong maps the transition from a society of ""Growth"" to a society of ""Meaning."" We are not witnessing the end of humanity. We are witnessing its graduation.

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