Dereligionisation of Human Faith

Belief no longer needs a ready-made picture of the world, in which consciousness can simply be transported through it in order to feel itself. The community of minds of the concept of faith, which is equally accepted by all of them, is not necessary for the individual to self-identify. It chooses by itself what to believe and defines the concept of faith itself. Faith in its religious version becomes a necessary condition for the integrity of human consciousness. It is worth considering whether the abstract concepts defined in the mind of Homo Sapiens or its eventual desomatised aethereal being would have the same or similar connotations in the artificial variant of intelligence they created, bearing in mind that their creation presumably does not have a classical evolutionary component, nor a biochemical carrier to bind it to previous experience in the likeness of its creator.