The Last Ten Thousand Days

"The Last Ten Thousand Days": Humanity's Choices under the Technological Frenzy On the winter solstice of 2024, the "baby of the century" Wangxi was born. Her life happened to cover the critical 10,000 days of human civilization from "human" to "superhuman". This is not a prophetic book, but a map of the future stitched together by the insights of six thinkers, revealing the ultimate truth of technology: technology is not a tool, but a living life form. From the digital twin of the mirror world to the extension of consciousness through brain-computer interface, from the dilemma of the "useless class" caused by AI to the fanatical belief in dataism, every scene in the book directly addresses the most acute technical propositions at the moment. Wang Xi's growth trajectory connects the fate of countless people: Chen Chen, an annotator who was replaced by AI, Zhao Ling, an e-sports player with neural modules implanted, Zhou Huaiyuan, an old professor who adheres to humanism... Their choices reflect the struggle and perseverance of human beings in the rapid technological boom. 10,000 Days is enough for a baby to grow into an adult and for the underlying code of civilization to be rewritten three times. As AGI approaches and the singularity approaches, will humans move toward interstellar symbiosis, or will they fall into technological backlash? The answer is not in the algorithm, but in every choice you make without escaping. This book allows us to redefine the nature of "humanity" before the future arrives.