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But has man ever reached that place before now?
I have created men of my own. They are perfect. These men stand ready to do my bidding. They are stronger, more intelligent, longer-enduring than those men which were created by the natural means. If there is a single greater creation in this world, I have not seen it. I have created man, apart from man. They can now be engineered in a laboratory, mass-produced for a specific need, for any desire. I have abolished the necessity of birth if humanity will continue: I can create more. I can create perfection.
In all of their glory and splendour, few living men can match them, and with today's technologies I can create a nearly unbeatable force. How can there be anything that could make them anything but a marvel of humanity's accomplishments? Not a sign from God, but a sign from man: God is not dead; I have become god. I have created man.
Yet I look at these men and I understand how the creator could hate that which he has created. These are men apart from man: that which makes men human is gone. Where is the emotion? The guilt? I have become god, and I am terrified of that which I have created. Now I understand why these things have been limited from man before. What evil have I created to unleash upon this world?
It is too late now. For good or for ill, I have set in motion that which could destroy us, or bring all men beyond the limits of mankind before: to that which can only be called godhood. I have unleashed the floodgates, but whether this will cleanse or destroy our land, I cannot say. I do not claim that power... but it is far too late now.