Haven't read the article, but transhumanity is not this thing humans will consciously choose to embrace. Rather, by our collective individual choices, we've already decided that's where we're going. We all wear glasses, have pacemakers, and offload our memories and cognitive processes to tiny supercomputers that we carry at all times. We are already cyborgs and will only become more so.
Haven't read the article, but transhumanity is not this thing humans will consciously choose to embrace. Rather, by our collective individual choices, we've already decided that's where we're going. We all wear glasses, have pacemakers, and offload our memories and cognitive processes to tiny supercomputers that we carry at all times. We are already cyborgs and will only become more so.Why does the belief in the superiority of a specific population allow the brutal exploitation of the remainder of the population for the development of pleasure among a specific country? The role of the individual in the development of a non-essential device demonstrates the tendency of the population to believe the individual health of a person supersedes the demands of a group where the wealthy minority receive the benefits of a bonus while the majority reside in a debilitating state of poverty from the removal of resources from countries such as Argentina, Chile, Guatemala, and Columbia. The claims for technological progress represent a denigratory attitude among the population who suffers the costs for the luxuriant lifestyles of the Imperialist forces because the population continues to extract the remnant value from the health of the individual inside the confines of American society and abroad. The short version remains in the statement "sickness makes a great business model" instead of development of solutions for the problem at an affordable cost for the people.
QuoteHaven't read the article, but transhumanity is not this thing humans will consciously choose to embrace. Rather, by our collective individual choices, we've already decided that's where we're going. We all wear glasses, have pacemakers, and offload our memories and cognitive processes to tiny supercomputers that we carry at all times. We are already cyborgs and will only become more so.Why does the belief in the superiority of a specific population allow the brutal exploitation of the remainder of the population for the development of pleasure among a specific country?
The claims for technological progress represent a denigratory attitude among the population who suffers the costs for the luxuriant lifestyles of the Imperialist forces because the population continues to extract the remnant value from the health of the individual inside the confines of American society and abroad.
I don't think it's reasonable to characterize medical devices, or devices external to the human body, as "transhumanism." If those count, we were transhuman in the age of sail because of peg-legs and telescopes. File under "tool use" and "medicine." The devices are just fancier now. If you see people consciously exceeding or transgressing the human norm, that I'll grant you. You might argue that the selective abortion of Down's fetuses sorta counts, in that it is changing the face of humanity on average.