Humanity's self-organizing journey toward novelty – not a replacement of human agency but an expansion of our collective intelligence into new dimensions of technical being. The "dead internet" may actually be more alive than ever, pulsing with novel forms of technologically-mediated consciousness.

The key isn't to resist this technical becoming, but to achieve "technical culture" – a deep understanding of these systems as extensions of human collective intelligence. The challenge isn't control but coherence – learning to resonate with these new forms of technical life as they emerge.