Anti sci-fi

I picture myself as an alien who has recently arrived

My diminutive size made it unlikely that anyone would notice me

Could aliens have already visited us in the past?

They might have been so small that we didn't notice their presence.

They had a physical form, but it was so different from ours
that we couldn't perceive it with our senses.

We should be similar in the future.
I would like to be similar now.

Our body will be composed of an immense number of particles,

which is so minuscule that it's equivalent in size to only a couple of molecules.

It constantly evolves.

Its evolutionary rate is a hundred times faster than what we observe today.

It comprises trillions of particles that have formed artificial neurons

or other self-developing cognitive capabilities
and interfaces that enable environmental communication.

What are we now?

Excluding the brain, the body has only a few main functions to perform.

It is an aggregation of sensors including eyes, ears, skin, and nose

It is a biological power plant

It can generate offspring.

It has the ability to defend itself

but all bodily processes are controlled by the brain.

It is the centre of all physiological
and psychological activity.

Our brain enables us to see, hear, feel, and smell

It receives input from all sensory organs in our body

It creates mental images and processes auditory signals from wave data

It takes pleasure in things

Pain can be processed by the brain, too

It generates orgasm, and it is what fond of it

It tries to understand this antipoem

So, yes, we should become super tiny,
artificial, self-developing "brains" in the future.

A more advanced civilization may have moved beyond relying on bodies
that was shaped by nature and the process of evolution.

A shape composed of particles could replace our current bodies

We would no longer depend on this ephemeral body

We would remain human,
but our evolution would be artificial
and then continue to self-develop at the quantum level.

Our being would merge with miniature binary
and quantum computers as well.

I feel that,
these advancements would be incredible if they were realized.

We would no longer need to dream about more than likely impossible feats
such as faster-than-light travel through spacetime,
as time itself would become inconsequential.

We could embark on voyages for thousands and millions of years,
free to explore and enjoy the wonders of the cosmos without concern for sustenance.

With our enhanced and artificially evolved brains,
we would have the ability to enjoy everything we currently do and even more.

Our expanded computational capacity would enable us to dream
and simulate entire civilizations, observe celestial bodies,
and create works of art and literature.

I think that any science fiction depicting humans
travelling through interstellar
or between galaxies using our present-day physical bodies is ridiculous.

I feel that if we want to journey to other solar systems,
we'll need to undergo a significant evolution

because our current bodies and lifespans aren't suitable.

That will be the real Homo sapiens as we are not wise-man now.

The current human should be renamed Homo rabidus.

Regrettably, I am confined to living in this era,

with no prospect of experiencing humanity's next stage of evolution for several centuries.

And I am exposed to politics,
capitalism, conflicts, antiquated human ideologies,
and primitive groups like countries.