Cybernet David

A blog exploring the weird wonders of transhumanism as philosophy and lifestyle, with in-depth discussions on ethics, technology, ASI, and the future of humanity.

Category: Future

  • Nuclear Fusion and the 3 supers of transhumanism

    If one had the inclination and the liberty to do so, one could spend all of one’s time wondering just what is happening on this planet. It is very strange indeed to be a human being, experiencing our bodies and minds as we do, in a world where technology develops at an ever faster pace,…

  • Future of many bodies

    Humanity stands at a crossroads with regards to the nature of our bodies. As new types of bodies are created with the rapid acceleration of technology, we move from being the creators of tools to the body itself being a tool to be upgraded and modified. In this way, people are becoming like products. We…

  • The Designed Continuity of Conscious Evolution

    If you are reading this, you are living in the anthropocene, an era marked by massive human intervention into the ecology of the planet. Largely, it is not for the better. Countless extinct species, rampant deforestation, oil spills and garbage patches, ocean acidification, declining air quality, disappearing oxygen, water scarcity, soil depletion… The list goes…

  • Nanosurveillance

    Nanosurveillance is an emergent possibility in a world where highly advanced technologies converge. It is a property of future societies and a consequence of the co-presence of nanobots and artificial superintelligence (ASI) and all of the associated speculations. It essentially means that at the nano level, you, your activities, and your environment can be observed…

  • Posthuman VR

    Imagine, if you can conceive of it, an ethically-sound, multi-billion dollar neurotech company that investigates brain-computer interfacing. Let’s skip forwad past all the messiness of actually getting there and say they had developed a tiny brain chip that can show images and videos generated from neuronal activity on a computer screen. If it had been…