Replicated Immortality, a transhumanist science fiction novella, a dive into the ethics of the future: From transhumanism to transconsciousness — what ... for an 8th Major Technology Book 1)

In a world where consciousness can outlive the body… one question remains: is humanity ready to pay the price?
At the heart of the 24th century, under the authority of the High Council and its six ministries with planetary authority, ten billion citizens live in ultra-connected meta-cities. Every birth is recorded. Every death is validated. Every sensation is captured. Seven major technologies form the invisible mesh of a civilization rebuilt from the ashes of the Great Fall.

The balance seemed secure.
Then Bio-Synth Corp crossed the ultimate frontier.
The TOCBSU protocol — Transfer Of Consciousness to BioSynthetic Unit — allows for the first time in human history to transfer an entire consciousness into a biosynthetic body. Immortality is no longer a promise. It's a product. And the entire world wants access to it.

At the center of the storm: Kyle, Techno-Thinker at the MNTA, tasked with evaluating this potentially eighth major technology. By his side, Arya, Mnemo-Guardian of the MALM. Alongside them, Ezra, Ethician Techno-Thinker, wrestling with the ethical boundaries of the impossible. And in the shadows of the law, Laetitia, Legal Ministerial Agent at the MNTA, searching for the loophole that could change everything. Together, they must answer a question humanity has never had to ask.

How far can we modify, augment, or replicate the human being before losing what makes us alive?
For if consciousness can be transferred, if death can be avoided, if identity can be preserved in a body built to last... then what remains of humanity?
Kyle knows it. Ezra senses it. Laetitia has already made up her mind. Arya stays silent.
And all the while, the vote continues.

REPLICATED IMMORTALITY is a transhumanist science fiction novella blending philosophical thriller, ministerial intrigue and ethical reflection on the limits of technology. The first installment of the MNTA Files, this story explores the fragile boundary between transhumanism and transconsciousness, between dreamed immortality and lost humanity.
What if eliminating death meant eliminating life?
In a universe where everything can be archived… even consciousness, one question remains:
Is immortality the ultimate promise of technology, or the silent end of the human species?