Transhumanists aim to take the human body to the next phase of evolution by enhancing it with technology, viewing our current bodies as suboptimal and inefficient.
Transhumanists see the human body as a flawed design that needs technological enhancement to reach its full potential and overcome biological limitations.
Transhumanists advocate for a merging of technology and biology to expand human capabilities, viewing technology as a means to transcend biological constraints.
The singularity is the belief that machine intelligence will surpass and consume human intelligence, leading to a merging of humans and machines into a singular entity.
Cryogenics is seen as a way to bet on the future, allowing individuals to be frozen until technology advances to a point where they can be revived and enhanced.
Biohackers are practical transhumanists who aim to enhance human biology using implants and devices in the present, bypassing traditional medical channels.
Both Gnosticism and transhumanism view the human body as a flawed vessel that needs liberation, with Gnostics seeing it as a creation of evil and transhumanists as inefficient.
Biohacking is a subset of transhumanism that focuses on immediate, practical enhancements using technology and implants, often done outside traditional medical settings.
Cryogenics faces challenges such as the inability to freeze individuals after death due to rapid decomposition and the lack of scientific certainty about future revival technologies.
Transhumanists foresee a future where humans can transfer their consciousness to robotic bodies, achieving immortality and overcoming biological limitations.
On this week's Relaxed Fit the boys return to the subject of Transhumanism, this time focusing on "human-enhancement technologies" and just how Transhumanism aims to take the human body to the next phase of our evolution.