We will likely digitize ourselves, merging with technology to create digital copies of our memories and feelings, which is part of the Connectome Project aimed at mapping the human brain's connections.

Digital creations can be ephemeral; unlike printed books, they can become obsolete with platform changes, which is a challenge for creators. By 2060, I believe a lot of our digital information will be gone, and it's hard to imagine that everything we have now will still exist.

To ensure the longevity of civilization, we need to become a multiplanetary species, which would greatly increase the probable lifespan of consciousness and intelligence, both biological and digital.

The future of the Internet may evolve into a 'brain net', enabling telepathic communication and sharing of emotions and sensations.

In the future, humans may merge with robots, becoming part cybernetic and genetically enhanced, as technology advances rapidly.

The future of humanity may involve merging with AI, raising questions about our identity and the nature of existence.

I fantasize about making a decade's worth of content and scheduling it to automatically go public after I die, creating a sense of digital immortality.

In the future, we won't be able to distinguish between thoughts generated by our own minds and those produced by AI, as they will merge seamlessly.

In an ideal future, integrating with AI will enhance our abilities to express love and creativity.