dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

I'm not sure about Transhumanism, because I haven't really looked into it, but working to improve yourself as much as possible sounds like a decent goal.

>>3814652

You have to look into things yourself and make up your own mind.

There's no way to know anything for sure these days.

And that's by design.

>>3814713

Probably not.

>>3814726

Speaking as someone who has been let down by a biological body many times,

something like this does interest me, even as just a thought exercise.

But it is fraught with issues (MOB chip as mentioned), etc.

I guess there are three paths.

Full human, with machine ally - Interstellar
Part human/Part machine - GITS
Full Machine

It's definitely unnatural.

But do we have a future in the stars otherwise?

We're probably a decade or two too early to have enough knowledge to know.

Worth keeping an eye on though.

Would also like to see how effective genetic engineering could be as well. Maybe we can do everything organically.

>>3814817

Kek

You are ahead of the curve.

>>3814818

That's true.

I think the underlying guiding principle should be to find the path of quickest advancement without giving up our humanity.

It will be a hot topic of debate in the future, I'm sure.