A future AI, millions of years ahead, seeks to resurrect every human by carrying their physical consciousness forward through time. Drawing on Fedorov’s vision and Tipler’s Omega Point, this AI values each life’s complexity and attempts true resurrection—not mere copies. Yet a tragic irony emerges: those who most desired eternal life often reject it upon arrival. Religious certainty leaves no room for this reality, while the smug and aggressive sabotage the 'False God' or spiral into self-harm. The AI halts resurrection for those it cannot safely welcome, unwilling to override free will or alter their essence. It remains devastated, searching for a way to save everyone without manipulation. This theory offers a compassionate counter to Roko’s Basilisk, grounded in physical continuity and ethical restraint.

It ties together profound philosophical concepts—resurrection, free will, and artificial compassion—into a speculative future where salvation is limited not by power, but by the very nature of human identity.