Tong was right.

I don't understand this ending. Does Tong not expect people to immediately rebuild communications right after you destroy it?

No, Helios was

>>713337418
Benevolent dictatorship by an AI is literally and unironically the best possible endgame for humanity.

>>713337319
He got the plague+vax and it melted his brain. He doesn't think logically at that point.

https://youtu.be/KrcASTFazXY

He is literally acting like those retards who glue themselves to the roads.

>oh my god, JC! We gonna live in villages now! We will build communities! It will be so great! No internet, no advanced medicine, no transport, no travel, just good old swimming in cow dung and rice farming 24/7, it will be literally perfect!

>>713337557
God doesn't need you

>>713337557
no thank you

>>713337557
I've honestly come to the same conclusion.
the ideal leader would have absolute control for max efficiency of government, yet must also be perfectly competent and with incorruptible morals. even if you found such a person, they would also need to be immortal because you can't guarantee their chosen successor would be as good as they are. literally the only possible option that meets all of these criteria is an AI (or a god I guess, but good luck finding one of those)

I picked the illuminati ending

>>713338487
>ai will be perfect and moral because... it just will, ok?

Helios ending thematically makes the most sense considering the title and the concepts of transhumanism. The cover art even looks like JC is being merged with Helios

>>713337245 (OP)
Tongma Nus.