Human-Sovereignty Transhumanism
A Philosophy of Human Freedom in the Age of Technological Evolution
Preamble
The defining political question of the technological age is no longer simply whether human beings can be changed.
It is: Who will ...
When “Fixing” the Human Body Becomes Mandatory
How transhumanist technologies blur the line between therapy and enhancement.
Who Decides What a “Normal” Body Looks Like in the Age of Enhancement?
In my illustration above, I showcase the human to cybor...
Mapping the Human Mind: Will the BRAIN Initiative Lead to Freedom – or Mind Control?
In my illustration above, I feature "The Unfinished Portrait of Consciousness" where scientists collectively draw on an interactive giant computer screen of the human mind. They complete neurons, blood vess...
Military Transhumanism: Super-Soldiers and Ethical Red Lines
In my illustration, I drew a "red line" running across the image that doubles as a neural circuit or DNA strand. On one side: human anatomy diagrams; on the other: synthetic enhancements, circuitry, gene-ed...
The Ethics of Radical Life Extension
Societal, psychological, and economic consequences of dramatically increased human lifespans
In my illustration above, I entitle as "The Divided Lifespan", One half appears biologically youthful; the...
Transhumanism: Quenching the Thirst to Become Superhuman
In my illustration of Transhumanism, I sketched a half-human half-robot being, which could also possibly be a full robot masked as a human, or a human, enhanced with robotics. The art concept is inspired by...
Mind Over Matter: The Emergence of Mind-Controlled Technology
In my illustration, I attempt to show electronic devices that can control the human brain, vice versa.
The 21st century has brought with it an era of countless technological inventions, innovative idea...
Is Consciousness Copy-Pasteable? A Christian’s Perspective
Above is my illustration featuring “A lone traveler at a fork: forest path vs. digital grid.” Symbolising: Non-destructive upload “branching”; survival vs. identity.
If engineers could one day reproduc...