--This is a personal project from 2025 that I’ve been working on in my free time. I’ve always been fascinated by the tension between technology and us, and by how that relationship exposes just how limited and fragile we are.

--Because of that, I don’t really see the human body as a sanctuary. I see it more as a legacy platform, an accumulation of evolutionary compromises that solved the problems we needed to survive long enough to get here. We’re essentially running modern consciousness on a chassis built for environments that no longer exist.

--A lot of the project started with a few questions I kept coming back to:

If consciousness becomes portable, was the anchor point of identity ever singular to begin with?

Is your identity what you choose to think, or what you're no longer permitted to escape?

If you stop dying, do you enter a state of psychological mismatch?

If embodiment becomes optional, does the "self" simply evaporate?

If a body can be upgraded like hardware, who decides when yours is obsolete?

--Project BCT is part of a larger world I call the Synteq universe.

At its center is SYNTEQ Defence Solutions, a global military contractor specializing in biomechatronic integration and autonomous weapons platforms. Everything the company does is built around one belief:

Humanity is the bottleneck.