Rebecca Fisher Hardcastle Wright

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Hello Fairmont West Class of 69 Friends:

UFOs increasingly in the mainstream news, I want to share my newest book that is now on Amazon!

Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World.
I want to share the details with you. Below is a description. A Press Release is attached.

If you purchase the book, I would love a review and a post on social media. Also, please share it with your friends, community, and book club. Thank you!

An online course is planned with in-person interaction to study the issues highlighted by the book. It will be an exciting Exoconscious community of learning.
Please let me know if you would like to register.

REVIEW: “If you could see into the future and saw imminent danger to all humans, what would you do? Futurist Rebecca Hardcastle Wright is one of those rare individuals who has the capacity to look into the crystal ball of hard empirical data and recognize the dangers looming in our collective future. Her startling recommendation is that we reject the coming singularity of transhumanism. She proposes we adopt a radically new concept of what it means to be truly human – or “Exoconscious” – before it is too late. Her book is an important and serious roadmap for the future conservation of our species.”
?Nancy du Tertre, Esq, remote viewer, author, Psychic Intuition: Everything You Ever Wanted to Ask But Were Afraid to Know

Exoconscious Humans: Will Free Will Survive in an Increasingly Non-Human World? pushes beyond the limits of the known into an extraordinary life birthed through psychic intelligence. Exoconsciousness is a natural state seeded in our ancient and innate cosmic consciousness.
Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD, emphasizes the significant role of Exoconscious Humans in our personal and planetary future. She offers nothing less than a solution for stepping outside our limited view of humans and into an expansive and available intelligence and creativity. Throughout the book, she shares her background in psychic experiences and her voyage into the curious artificial world of transhumanism.
• Is a cybersecurity system installed in your brain?
• Through constant surveillance is your behavior collected to create an avatar to replace you?
• Is synthetic biology inserting genetic nanotechnology and vaccines to evolve you into a non-human machine?
• Is there planned obsolescence of human consciousness to relocate you to live in a robotic artificial reality?
A central tenet of the book is that Exoconscious Humans are essential for the survival and advancement of human consciousness that includes free will, creativity, and critical thinking. Compelling rationales for reading Exoconscious Humans include a blueprint for
• Responding to the increasingly non-human AI culture without feeling overwhelmed or helpless
• Navigating changes and the unknown by sharpening your intuition and psychic abilities
• Contacting and communicating with benevolent beings in the field of consciousness
• Co-creating as a sovereign moral human with ETs and multidimensionals to bring forth ideas, inventions, and innovations.
Exoconscious Humans is available at Amazon.

Great memories and photos of Christmas at Rikes. Thank you, Jim. During college I worked every Christmas at Rike's Santa Land, taking photos of children. Some laughed, some screamed, a few puked. Nevertheless, it was a magical place, beautifully decorated. On Christmas Eve we rode the escalator down with Santa, closing the store. Wishing everyone a lovely holiday season.

Jim, thank you for your information about the Oregon District. My former husband, Paul, purchased 5 Cass Street in 1975-6 in the District before we were married. It had been abandoned for 10 years, had no indoor plumbing, and was last used as a boarding house for 10 or so families/people. I have so many memories of joining with others to renovate the Oregon district. https://goo.gl/maps/4DzxMNZP68FQJMkV6 We hired a local man named Lonnie who recreated all of the plaster moldings. I don't think Lonnie could read or write, but he was a master craftsman. 5 Cass Street was built by Daniel McSherry. He invented a grain drill. My memory is that he took his invention to the World's Fair out west, became ill and died of complications. https://www.mostmetro.com/the-featured-articles/luminaries-of-dayton-daniel-e-mcsherry.html In about 1977, the Oregon District was featured in the Dayton Daily News magazine and Gayle's dad, Bill Shepherd, photographed our home for the cover. We lived diagonally from Kay and Chuck Lowe, Rob and Chad. I think the inventor of the step ladder, John H. Balsley, built the Lowe's house. Today my work involving collaboration with inventors has increased my appreciation of Dayton's heritage that goes deeper than the Wright Brothers. Somewhere I have a little book of Dayton History compiled by the Dayton Bicycle Club. Wonder if the Engineer's Club has a book too. I found this on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Dayton-Ohio-Andrew-Walsh/dp/1625859090 Another note of interest--the Wright Brother's house was near the Oregon District. Their father, Bishop Wright, was an avid warrior againt Masons, Masonic members infiltrating the United Brethern Church. He thought they represented the elite and would take over the church. The UB Church was headquartered in Dayton and was founded as an Abolitionist church. Bishop Wright fought this battle for years and I'm sure in his day he was labeled a conspiracy theorist. Eventually, he lost his battle and left his work.