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Temporal Bifurcation in Post-Singularity Discourse: Defining B.S. and A.S.S
This paper introduces a bifurcated temporal framework to describe the epistemological shift surrounding artificial and cognitive singularities. We define two temporal regimes: B.S. (Before Singularity) and A.S.S. (After Singularities). These are not fixed historical periods, but conceptual markers of transformation in the nature of intelligence, embodiment, and time perception. We propose this model as a tool for analyzing the transition from anthropocentric linearity to posthuman, polytemporal systems.
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