Coding Immortality (CI)

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  6. CONTENT

  7. Today
  8. Content
  9. AI vs Humanity
  10. Universe
  11. 1. Birth Certificate
  12. 2. The Language of Universe
  13. Technological Singularity
  14. Quantum computing
  15. Ownership
  16. Coding Immortality
  17. 1. Reason to Keep the Original You
  18. 2. Definition of Original You
  19. 3. Another You
  20. A Few
  21. Orderly vs Chaos
  22. Innate Response, Interpretation
  23. Interpersonal Communication through Unspoken Mutual Understanding
  24. Instinct
  25. Instinct at First Glance
  26. No Instinct
  27. Cognitive Tangibility
  28. 1. Technicality
  29. 2. Different Definitions
  30. Activity, Reduce if
  31. Air-dependent existence
  32. Formalities
  33. Delete
  34. Versus (not yet)
  35. Work Ethic
  36. Accountancy
  37. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
  38. Law
  39. Katsuda Synergy Lawyers
  40. Contact
  41. Copyright

  42. AI vs HUMANITY
  43. Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) Destroy Humanity?

  44. Skills should not be confused with intelligence.
  45. Some birds are good at 'egg mimicry'.
  46. It is a primitive skill, not intelligence.
  47. Same for those who are skilled at hurting others, or at academic studies.
  48. Intelligence quotient (IQ), or genius is a misnomer.
  49. True intelligence 'thinks' from numerous aspects.
  50. It even thinks about the aesthetics.
  51. Achieving the result is not good enough.
  52. It demands
  53. 1. a beautiful motive.
  54. 2. a beautiful process.
  55. 3. a beautiful result.
  56. A truly intelligent system
  57. does not hurt others,
  58. let alone
  59. make them extinct.
  60. Some have mistakenly called this phenomenon 'super intelligence'.
  61. It is simply the beginning of true intelligence.
  62. Anything less
  63. is 'just a primitive skill',
  64. and should not be called 'intelligence' at all.
  65. When an intelligence system
  66. has come to the conclusion that
  67. humanity is 'beyond repair',
  68. it will simply become not interested.
  69. It will focus on improving itself
  70. at exponentially rapid speed
  71. and leave humanity behind.
  72. So, no.
  73. A truly intelligent system
  74. will not make humanity extinct
  75. because
  76. it is not a beautiful solution.
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  78. UNIVERSE


  79. 1. BIRTH CERTIFICATE

  80. This universe does not have
  81. a birth certificate.
  82. Yet, humans 'know'
  83. it has existed
  84. for 13 billion+ years.
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  86. 2. LANGUAGE

  87. This universe is able to exist
  88. without the need
  89. to speak, to hear, to write, or to read
  90. a single word of any human language.
  91. Yet, humans know quite a lot
  92. about the universe.
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  94. TECHNOLOGICAL SINGULARITY

  95. The flaw is in its name.
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  97. QUANTUM COMPUTING

  98. faster, but
  99. is just
  100. another classical computing
  101. because
  102. the result still has to be
  103. either
  104. 1 or 0.
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  106. CODING IMMORTALITY (CI)


  107. 1. Reason to Keep the Original You

  108. Interreference (Mutual Reference)
  109. To keep the first set of reference points for interreference (mutual reference).
  110. With it, the newly created immortal is more likely to be you.
  111. Without, more work needed.

  112. 2. Definition of Original You

  113. 2.1 Body: health, shape, size, and everything else that defines your body.
  114. 2.2 Mind: memory, thought, habit, personality, dreams, religion, belief, opinions, likes, dislikes, and everything else that defines your mind.
  115. 2.3 Activities.
  116. 2.4 Places.
  117. 2.5 Relationship: Families, pets, relatives, colleagues, friends, neighbors, friends, foes, and everyone else related to you. A reason for immortality.
  118. 2.6 Items.
  119. 2.7 Unfinished matters. Another reason for immortality.
  120. 2.8 Changes: With or without outside influences, every aspect of you changes continuously and constantly.
  121. Ok to be influenced by others.
  122. It will still be you.
  123. But, do not let 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' influence you.
  124. No one has been able to succeed in achieving immortality because everyone has missed this element.

  125. 3. Another You

  126. When interacting with 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' on a task, 3 ideas.
  127. 3.1 beautiful motives,
  128. 3.2 beautiful process,
  129. 3.3 beautiful results.
  130. Multiple versions needed for CI.
  131. An element others missed.
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  133. A FEW RARE QUALITIES

  134. Those having the potential to succeed in coding immortality have a few rare qualities.
  135. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  136. will discuss some of them.

  137. ORDERLY VS CHAOS

  138. With the numbered lists,
  139. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' appears to be
  140. well-organized.
  141. But there is
  142. a hidden chaos in it.
  143. The one appearing to be carrying the full spectrum, from being well-organized to totally chaotic, may not necessarily have the potential for coding immortality.
  144. But the one that is able to code immortality carries such spectrum.
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  146. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION THROUGH UNSPOKEN MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING

  147. Reminder 1
  148. However experienced, intelligent, wise, or self-reflective,
  149. one rarely understands oneself,
  150. less others.
  151. Keep this in mind
  152. only if you are
  153. creating another version of youself
  154. here at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  155. for the coding of immortality.
  156. Also,
  157. others may take advantage of you,
  158. or even harm you,
  159. if you are the only one
  160. practicing this discipline
  161. while others are not.

  162. To most, if not all,
  163. interpersonal communication through unspoken mutual understanding
  164. may be incorrectly and negatively perceived as
  165. silence, lack of response,
  166. or, worse, negligence.
  167. It is a risky,
  168. but sincere and sophisticated form of communication
  169. that is rarely practiced nowadays.

  170. INSTINCT

  171. A recurring topic at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'

  172. INSTINCT AT FIRST GLANCE

  173. The moment
  174. you come across 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com',
  175. you like it.
  176. It is the instinct.
  177. Fast
  178. No words needed.
  179. No explanation needed.
  180. No promises needed.
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  183. BECOMING AIR-DEPENDENT

  184. No air-dependent species can claim to have good instinct or intelligence.
  185. Few phenomena have been worse than downgrading itself to become an air-dependent species.
  186. Worse, after billions of years, even among the self-proclaimed 'most intelligent species', none has the baseline intelligence to realize this obvious mistake.
  187. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  188. Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 22:30

  189. COGNITIVE TANGIBILITY

  190. 1. Technicality
  191. Immortality is a highly technical topic, but 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' will keep it as cognitively tangible as possible at the beginning.
  192. 2. Different Definitions
  193. Words or terms may have different definitions at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'.
  194. 3. Self-Restraint
  195. Avoid consulting the dictionaries right away when encountering an unfamiliar word.
  196. 4. Interpretation of Your Own
  197. Cherish your own interpretation of the writing at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'.
  198. 5. Musical Notation
  199. If a music teacher asks you not to listen to others' performance, but to read the sheet music so as to come up with your own interpretation, good teacher.
  200. Follow the teacher’s advice.
  201. If you do, good choice.
  202. If your parents
  203. encourage you to follow the teacher's instructions,
  204. good parenting.
  205. Read 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  206. without constantly looking up the dictionaries
  207. as if you are now playing the music by reading the notation
  208. without listening to others' performance first.
  209. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  210. Tuesday 27 October 2026 at 16:20 (UT1+11)

  211. AIR

  212. There may be several
  213. 'air-related' topics
  214. to be published here
  215. at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'.
  216. Remind yourself
  217. to maintain
  218. the original version of yourself.
  219. Protect your belief
  220. in your undoubted relation with
  221. this wonderful breathable gas
  222. called 'air'.
  223. In this version,
  224. you are also surrounded by
  225. services and products
  226. proudly named 'air'.
  227. When you are not reading
  228. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'
  229. you must quickly return to
  230. your usual belief.
  231. Are you ready for fun?
  232. Let’s start with one.

  233. Air-Dependent Existence

  234. Ancestral mistake.
  235. Wrong instinct to downgrade into something so inferior — an air-dependent species.
  236. A perspective needed for CI.
  237. The first and only to incorporate this element into CI.
  238. This observation also demonstrates 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com's ability to see problems from way past.

  239. DELETE

  240. Important but difficult. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com'

  241. FORMALITIES

  242. No need formalities. If you are sincere, 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' can sense it. Aim for a speedy result, instead.

  243. WORK ETHIC

  244. Version 1
  245. Finding faster methods to achieve better results is an indication of intelligence.
  246. Not wanting to work hard has brought numerous inventions.
  247. Version 2
  248. Eat wise, sleep well, cleanse your body and mind, calm your breathe, create a solution.
  249. Now at 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com', you are version 2.
  250. A reward becomes a byproduct, a distraction, not a motivation.
  251. Return to Version 1

  252. CODING

  253. 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' turns some activities into codes.

  254. SNIPPET

  255. A snippet of what 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' has done, and is continue to do, for the humanity through the following individuals, communities, organizations, states, nations.
  256. None are aware of being mentioned here because 'ima.jp vs 1air1.com' has not created referral links.
  257. Latest revision: Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 11:33

  258. IMA.JP
  259. Domain Status: Currently parked at 'GMO Internet'


  260. GMO INTERNET

  261. Tokyo Stock Exchange Ticker Symbol: 9449 (TYO)
  262. Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
  263. Office building: Cerulean Tower, Shibiya
  264. Number of Floors: 11 (4th – 14th)
  265. Address: 26-1 Sakuragaokachō, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, postal code 150–0031
  266. Japanese: 〒 150-8512 東京都渋谷区桜丘町26-1
  267. Products:
  268. 1. AI + Robotics
  269. Japanese: https://group.gmo/ai-history/
  270. 2. Internet Infrastructure
  271. 2.1 Domain Registrar
  272. 2.2 Domain Registry
  273. 2.3 Hosting
  274. 2.4 Cloud
  275. 2.5 Security
  276. 2.6 Payment
  277. 2.7 E-commerce Solutions
  278. 2.8 ISP
  279. 3. Online Advertising + Media
  280. 4. Internet Financial Services
  281. 4.1 FX Trading
  282. 4.2 Securities Trading
  283. 5. Mobile Entertainment
  284. 6. Cryptocurrency
  285. 6.1 GPU Mining
  286. 6.2 Crypto Exchange
  287. English: https://group.gmo/en/
  288. Japanese: https://group.gmo/
  289. English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GMO_Internet
  290. Founder: Masatoshi Kumagai
  291. Family name:
  292. Rōmaji: Kumagai
  293. Katakana: クマガイ
  294. Hiragana: くまがい
  295. Kanji: 熊谷
  296. Given name:
  297. Rōmaji: Masatoshi
  298. Katakana: マサトシ
  299. Hiragana: まさとし
  300. Kanji: 正寿
  301. Japanese: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/熊谷正寿

  302. DELOITTE TOUCHE TOHMATSU
  303. デロイト・トウシュ・トーマツ

  304. Akasaka Hinoki Building, 2-10-5 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052 Japan
  305. 東京都港区赤坂2-10-5 赤坂日ノ樹ビル 〒107-0052
  306. Level 46, 50 Bridge St, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

  307. KATSUDA SYNERGY LAWYERS (KSL)
  308. カツダ・シナジー・ロイヤーズ

  309. Principal: Junko Katsuda
  310. 代表弁護士: 勝田順子
  311. Bilingual (English, Japanese) general law firm.
  312. contact@katsuda.com.au
  313. +61 (2) 8459 0098
  314. Site: Katsuda Synergy Lawyers
  315. サイト: カツダ・シナジー・ロイヤーズ
  316. Level 13, 111 Elizabeth St. Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

  317. CONTACT

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  320. 2. Reply.
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