12.06.2026 • 18 Min.

In this philosophical text, a robot reflects on the concepts of infinity, consciousness, and human existence. The author argues that a world without distinctions would remain in endless, meaningless repetition, whereas only the differentiability of things makes language and knowledge possible. A central theme is the tension between the conceivability of finitude and the mere conceivability of infinity, with human life portrayed as a striving between the extremes of paradise and hell, and the certainty of death.Finally, the text proposes a theory of reincarnation, in which pure consciousness passes into a new life after death, while individual personality and memories remain in the physical body.