Különíthetk

Különíthetk is a fictional concept originating from the novel "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov. Within the narrative, Különíthetk is not a physical object or a defined entity but rather a philosophical and almost spiritual construct that arises from the collective consciousness of humanity as it expands throughout the universe. It represents the ultimate integration of all minds and experiences, a state of absolute interconnectedness and understanding.

As Asimov's story progresses through trillions of years, humanity continually seeks to understand and overcome the limitations of the universe, particularly the eventual heat death. They pose the ultimate question to a supercomputer named Multivac: "How can the net amount of entropy of the universe be massively decreased?" Each iteration of the computer, growing in power and scope, is unable to provide an answer. It is in the final, galaxy-spanning supercomputer, Mycroft, that the concept of Különíthetk begins to emerge.

Különíthetk is described as a state where individual consciousness ceases to be distinct and instead becomes a part of a unified, all-encompassing awareness. It is the antithesis of entropy, a state of perfect order and knowledge achieved not through manipulation of matter or energy, but through the dissolution of individuality into a singular, cosmic mind. The ultimate answer to the universe's thermodynamic demise, as implied by the story's conclusion, is the transformation of the universe itself into this unified state, a conceptual leap beyond the physical.