post human project as part of transhumanism

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1. THE STRATEGY AND CHALLENGES OF TRANSHUMANISM: WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON HUMAN DIGNITY

2. TRANSHUMANISM

3. THOUGHT PROCESS What is transhumanism technologies that support transhumanism dignity arguments strategy of transhumanism philosophical analysis CYBORG

4. TRANSHUMANISM The Intellectual and Cultural movement affirms the possibility and desirability of Enhancing human condition Humanists believe that Humans Matter , that individuals matter . It is the next stage of human evolution, Aided by Technology where natural humans become superfluous

5. TRANSHUMANS AT PRESENT

6. Kevin Warwick, a Professor of Cybernetics  became the world's first cyborg. He doesn't want to become a robot; he wants to be a better human. TRANSHUMANS AT PRESENT

7. Proponents of transhumanism NICK BOSTROM NATASHA MORE MAX MORE BEN GOERTZEL HANS MORAVEC

8. AIM OF TRANSHUMANISM Increase in human health Extension of intellectual and physical capacities Control of our mental states and moods Immortality : to eliminate death H+ Project

9. POSTHUMANISM Posthuman …. whose basic capacities so Radically Exceed those of present humans   It is a method of Synthetic Evolution. process where human and machine are integrated in Bio-Cybernetic unification It is the combination of biotechnology and brain-computer interfacing (NBIC Convergence)

10. 2. technologies Law of accelerated returns

11. Super intelligence when a machine mimics " cognitive" functions artificial beings endowed with human-like intelligence . Weak AI to perform a narrow task Strong AI to outperform humans at nearly every cognitive task . start

12. UPLOADING transferring an intellect from a biological brain to a computer. scanning the synaptic structure destructive uploading : original brain is destroyed non-destructive uploading uploading will require progress in neuroscience

13. singularity A HYPOTHETICAL FUTURE creation of super-intelligent machines . Machine Intelligence surpasses human advent of new civilization . super-intelligent , super-benevolent SINGULARITY

14. 3. Dignity arguments LEON KASS: BIO-CONSERVATIVE LIFE’S VIEW IN TECHNICAL TERMS DEHUMANIZING DEVALUING

15. MICHAEL J SANDEL MASTERY OVER LIFE THE GIFTEDNESS OF LIFE OPEN TO THE UNBIDDEN DISGNER CHILDREN FEATURES OF MORAL LIFE

16. NICK BOSTROM IN FAVOUR OF TRANSHUMANISM EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS POSTHUMANITY MODERN USAGE OF DIGNITY HUMAN IN BROADER SENSE

17. 4. STRATEGY CONCERN ON NATURE’S GIFT CURE FOR GROWING CONCERNS LIBERAL AND FUTURISTIC EQUILIBRIUM OF HUMAN BEING

18. MORAL IMPLICATIONS Immortality poses a series of   ethical  and  moral  questions , room for the next generations for those privileged few a new  class divide . The differently abled are the ones without any prosthetic implants or bionic enhancements what it means to be human .

19. ANTHROPOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS fancy and luxury life meaningful human choice . " natural" into the " artifactual to control the nature and to destroy a massive number of humans at once, while we have more “consumerist” choices

20. RELIGIOUS IMPLICATIONS prolongation of a materially-based human product. that mortality i s not just a curse or a burden, it is also a blessing.  But it is a blessing insofar as our resting is the very condition for any affirmation of being at all

21. ACTION PLAN 1. God’s mission involves the transformation and renewal of creation   2 . We seek growth and progress along every dimension of our humanity 3. We recognize science and technology as tangible expressions of our God-given impulse to explore and discover  

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