What is the Human experience? Humans are nothing but biological machines who interpret their surroundings in a manner constrained by the limits of their perception. Our limits being so clearly circumscribed by our biological design, it appears that the human experience does not lie outside of our physical selves. It solely exists in our brain. While we may pride ourselves with our accidentally imbibed biological intelligence, there are concepts which we would never understand because our bodies simply cannot comprehend them. The carrier of our so called “conscience” is an imperfect device. The biggest tragedy of the human experience is that our “conscience” is so entwined with its carrier that it cannot outlast it. Even though humans have obtained the power of thought, we lead remarkably monotonous lives. The Human experience has been dwindled down to a pseudo-animalistic existence. But what if these shackles were broken? What if we could leave our physical existence behind