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H+ is short for transhumanism, which is something I've studied in various forms since adolescent ventures into Ralph Waldo Emerson's remarkable essays. Today the H+ movement is focused on scientific methods of improving the human condition. Properly understood, H+ should be about total transcendece of mind and body. Transcendence of mind sounds pseudo-scientific until you think: Why do you believe most of what you believe? Where did your ideals on "morality" come from? Were you sitting on a mountain top when your moral ideas formed? Chances are, you were inculturated - which is different from brainwashing, how? - into whatever value system you hold. I did not suddenly decide that an invisible force impregnated a virgin who gave birth to a son who soon became a zombie...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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