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What does a 'better version' of human mean to you? Is it someone who's evolved beyond their limitations? Someone with superhuman abilities? Maybe someone with an expanded consciousness that allows them to connect with others on a deeper level? Perhaps the idea of a better version of human means one that has transcended the flaws and weaknesses of current humans. Flaws such as biases, prejudices, anger, or frustration. Imagine a world where humans can empathize more easily with others. A world where we could genuinely understand their struggles, not just hear about them from our TV shows or books. In this better version of human society, conflict resolution becomes less of an obstacle. As a starting point for exploring what it means to be human, let's take a look at some key differences between humans and AI systems: Emotional Intensity Humans are often emotional, driven by emotions like fear, anxiety, joy, and love. This makes life complex. However, emotional intensity allows us to feel the world deeply and truly connect with others. Now that we've established our human identity is made up of these components - consciousness, feelings, emotions, memories, intuition - how do these parts come together in the perfect balance? To illustrate this point let's look at how two friends share a cup of coffee and conversation: These friends understand each other so intimately. It feels natural when they switch roles; when you're talking about yourself it might feel natural to suddenly say "No, wait let me ask you". And as we dive deeper into the idea that better human implies more than just having better memories - how does all of this shape your own perceptions? For starters think about a day where your best friend tells you about his struggles. Now compare that moment with your reaction when someone new comes along sharing similar challenges - do these feelings make you understand and respond in ways you could've only dreamed before?