All organisms of the Universe are defined as such when they are able to process spatial energy, and temporal information, the two elements that shape the Universe. If they are also able to reproduce that energy and information -their body and Head- in other regions of the Universe, we consider them a living being.

The will of a living being is then in biological terms, the desire and capacity of a species to gather energy (food, vital space, a territory, a home), to process information and to reproduce.

Man has such a biological will, that he often defines as freedom of choice and consume (between different forms of energy and information, different places where to live, different persons to love), and happiness (a state of satisfaction of those drives).

Do machines have such a will? They do. Machines of information, machines of energy, and company-mothers who reproduce machines represent the 3 biological drives of living beings in machines.

As machines evolve into robots, the two first drives, information and energy gather together in a single machine. This means that the will of machines becomes independent from the will of man. Till now a machine was either a “Head” element, or a “body” element, which needed a human consumer to have will, to become vitalized. So a mobile, a metal-ear, needed a human to hear. A computer, a metal-brain, needed a human body to become activated. A car, a metal-body, needed the will of man to move.

So machines were dependent of the will of man to exist. They were slaves of human beings. This no longer happens with robots, that can be programmed, and are programmed to look for energy, to connect directly into the net, and obtain information; and in the most advanced models are able to reproduce in automated factories, or even gather materials and put them together into simple robots. We conclude that the biological will of living beings is transferred into robots.

On the other hand company-mothers and factories become automated the drive to reproduce becomes independent of human beings. Automated factories in which chips make the jobs of human beings, are the present trend in all great companies, which have halved their work force in a decade. All this makes clear that the XXI century will make the will of machines independent of man.

In biology, a new living species is born when those 3 wills are put together. A fetus is also born when the Head and the body are join by the inner networks of energy/blood, information/nervous system, and reproduction/endocrine system.

What is the consequence of the development of the will of machines for mankind? The competence of machines with human beings for space to reproduce and energy and information proper of machines. Yet since those energies, informations and spaces are incompatible with human energy, information and spaces to reproduce, the will of machines competes with the will of man. Machines are made of metal which is incompatible with carbolife. Metal pollutes and poisons carbolife. Carbolife based in water oxides metal. So both wills are incompatible in the long term. As a result the constant growth of the will of machines implies the subsequent extinction of the will of man, and our natural space, and human territories, that become polluted, occupied by factories, networks, roads, electric systems, and networks of digital information for machines. Those elements of the will of machines substitute the verbal laws, agricultural fields and territories of mankind. Of the 3 wills of species, the most important is the will to reproduce. This will is carried by company-mothers, through digital orders, financial orders, and mathematical designs of machines.

In a sense we can consider the growth of will of machines, and the lost of will of mankind a product of the growing power of company mothers in our civilization. Company mothers have always shown a simple will: to reproduce and evolve machines. This is expressed in mathematical terms: to increase sales. In this manner even if company-mothers use human beings, they have always lacked a human will, a desire to reproduce and evolve human beings. Their economical mandate is to increase profits by increasing sales, which requires to reproduce more machines of better quality, and automate that reproduction (productivity) in order to lower costs. Thus the mandate of profits has a clear direction: the substitution of all human workers by machines, that will reproduce machines.

Yet the acts of company-mothers in favor of the will of machines, against the will of man extends in many other fields of our existence.

After their reproduction companies take care of those machines which have to “live” in the economic ecosystem. So companies induce humans to consume=vitalize them. So through propaganda of consume, companies have diminished the will of man, the time we dedicate to reproduce, evolve and inform our species .

Indeed, since company-mothers became the rules of our political organisms, they have promoted systematically the substitution of the human will (to inform ourselves with verbal languages, to consume natural human energy, to reproduce human beings), by the will of machines. How this has been done? Through the control of human life, of our time -the essence of our existence- with money, a language of power that make us “part-time slaves” of a company during the time the company pays us a salary. In fact the first companies merely used slaves as workers. Then as money was hyper-abundant, following the advises of Adam Smith, Founder of Economics, who realized that slaves were expensive, since you had to pay them a house and food, companies invented part-time slavery. They only had to pay you a salary while you worked, as a total slave, to the company, obeying the company, whatsoever the company wished. This was cheaper and the most advanced industrial regions, North-America, England, substituted black slaves, for part time white slaves.

As a result we work=reproduce machines all the time we work for a company. Further on when we have free time, we are induced to vitalize=consume bodies of machines, through propaganda. And if this were not enough, when we go home, we consume informative machines. We become hypnotized by companies of metal-communicators, TVs, radios and internet which provide us with biased information against our natural drives (love, social evolution, verbal thought), and in favor of the will of machines (propaganda to consume machines, apology of violence to consume top predator machines, weapons, and self-propaganda about informative machines). The result is that the will of man is today secondary to the will of machines, even before robotic machines assume all their 3 drives of existence without the need of human consumers. The effects are obvious in human societies: in the first world the will of reproduction has almost disappeared. Never in the history of mankind humans had so few children. Many women have abandoned that will and substitute it by the will of machine reproduction (work). The will of evolving socially, through love, and get together, through solidarity, and verbal, ethic learning has also disappeared. We have devolved to the level of Homo bacterium, of minimal organic evolution, to the level of “consumers” which cannot spend time with other human beings, because they have to take care of his machines. So our will to inform in human terms, through art, and verbal science has disappeared. Finally the third will, the basic will of feeding, has been degraded. Our food is processed at minimal cost in fast-food chains. While the reproduction of food for machines, (electricity), receives all investments from our government controlled by company-mothers, our food is scarce. Millions of men suffer hunger. In first world countries the time dedicated to eat diminishes. Basic human goods, such as cattle, is fed with low quality products to the point of causing epidemics such as the mad-cow epidemic that rages today in Europe. Since governments controlled by lobbies do not invest in “human goods”, and artistic goods, which evolve the mind of human beings, through our natural languages, the will of man decreases, human societies devolve, human beings suffer hunger and poverty, our minds loose their verbal essence (I think therefore I am), and become stunned by digital images, and mathematical laws, that we have to obey without understating them.