Transhumanism

 

               Transhumnism

Transhumanists seek to improve their human capacities beyond what is assumed to be humanly possible. 

They do so by using top-of-the-line technologies, 

The  Technologies 

5. CRYONICS

Cryonics is a high-fidelity preservation of the human body after death. The primary reason why anyone would enter a cryogenic sleep is to anticipate a potential future revival. 

Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a non-profit company in Arizona, US is leading Cryonics company. Robert Ettinger - Proposed Cryonics in 1962.

https://www.alcor.org/

4. GENE THERAPY

 Gene therapy effectively replaces bad genes with good ones, which allows us to manipulate our genetic code. Gene therapy holds promise for treating a wide range of diseases, such as cancer, cystic fibrosis, heart disease, diabetes, hemophilia and AIDS.

Anti-aging therapy is heavily influenced by gene therapy. As a result, humans may become subject to indefinite lifespans.

Most gene therapies are still in the clinical trial phase.

3. CYBERNETICS

A cybernetic implant could replace lost function for someone with disability, for example the bionic ear, limb, eye.

Cyber enhancements to the human body. designed in such a way they will be invisible to the casual observer, as they reside beneath the host’s skin. 

Most current bio modifications are all external, as to risk to human body & health.

2. SELF-REPLICATING ROBOTICS

Self-replicating robots, would be quite beneficial. 

For example, they can turn uninhabitable areas into living spaces, clean up waste generated by us humans, or even pave the way for human colonization of space.

Xenobots(self-replicating robots) are novel living machines” were “neither a traditional robot nor a known species of animal”, but “a new class of artifact: a living, programmable organism”.

Xenobots can be utilized to cure neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, and cancer-related issues because of their selfrepairing properties, which allow them to repair normal damaged cells, and convey drugs to their specific target.

1. MIND UPLOADING

As creepy as this concept may sound at first, mind uploading / mind copying  – can be quite valuable to our society.

But Practically our brains each have trillions of connections between 86 billion or so neurons. To replicate the mind digitally we would have to map each of these connections, something that is far beyond our current capabilities.

Synthetic brains are not impossible to achieve by any means, although a lot of research is required before this can become a reality. 


  


Compiled by - Ms Naresh kuwar 

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