Sentient Developments
June 28, 2009

Dismiss Gaianism

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Michael Anissimov is guest blogging this month. One of the many useful terms that George has popularized is "Gainism" -- "re...
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Exploring transhumanist themes in Battlestar Galactica: Caprica

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Good news for Battlestar Galactica fans: the new Caprica series is excellent. I finally caught the two-hour pilot and was quite impressed w...
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June 25, 2009

The art of Shane Hope

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There's an upcoming show that people in the New York area may be interested in: Shane Hope: Your Mom Is Open Source June 26 – August 1, ...
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June 24, 2009

The girl who doesn't age: How a bizarre genetic disorder may help in the struggle against aging

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She is the size of an infant, has all her baby teeth and exhibits the mental capacity of a toddler. Trouble is, she's 16 years old. Broo...
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Incredible optical illusion

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This illustration appears to show green and blue spirals, but in fact the apparent green and blue are exactly the same colour. More about t...
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Ranking the most powerful forces in the Universe

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There are a large number of forces at work in the Universe, some more powerful than others -- and I'm not talking about the four fundame...
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June 22, 2009

Transhumanism and the 'Intelligence Principle'

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" In sorting priorities, I adopt what I term the central principle of cultural evolution, which I refer to as the Intelligence Principl...
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June 21, 2009

Link dump: 2009.06.21

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From the four corners of the web: Be careful what you wish for [Bioethics.net article featuring the Lifeboat Foundation's Tihamer Toth-...
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Yesterday's tomorrow: "Nanotechnology - Age of Convergence"

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I'm skirting the line with the 'reto-futurism' here, but this video, which was posted on YouTube in 2006, feels like it's m...
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June 20, 2009

Fascinating comment thread for Anissimov's "Eliminating All Pain, Forever"

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If you haven't read Michael Anissimov 's excellent piece on eliminating all pain forever from a few days ago you must read it now. ...
June 18, 2009

Link dump 2009.06.18

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From the four corners of the web: Rare Earth Hypothesis FAIL: Life may have emerged in the Universe as much as 12 billion years ago [Space]...

Yesterday's tomorrow: Waterproof house

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Eliminating All Pain, Forever

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Michael Anissimov is guest blogging this month. One of the most fascinating and ambitious of transhumanist ideas is the "Hedonistic Imp...
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June 16, 2009

Link dump 2009.06.16

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From the four corners of the web: Get Smarter (Jamais Cascio) [The Atlantic] Misconceptions of cryonics in popular culture [IEET] Top scie...
June 15, 2009

TED: Susan Savage-Rumbaugh on primate intelligence and culture [video]

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From TED : Into the great debate over intelligence and instinct -- over what makes us human -- Susan Savage-Rumbaugh has thrown a monkey wr...
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June 14, 2009

Reactable: The multitouch audio table

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I was at the Subtle Technologies Festival yesterday in Toronto and one of the highlights for me was watching a Tenori-On orchestra perform...
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June 12, 2009

But I Have Promises to Keep...

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I promised George a longer reply than just "no" on my objections to the video link on science and Buddhism that he posted earlier ...

The Transhumanist Declaration

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The Transhumanist Declaration was originally written in 1998 by an international group of authors and then modified and re-adopted by the H...
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The art of Heidi Taillefer

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Venus Envy Heidi Taillefer is a Canadian artist living in Montreal. Her work is an original creative fusion of classical figurative painting...
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June 11, 2009

Where science and Buddhism meet [video]

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Where Science and Buddhism Meet from Gerald Penilla on Vimeo . A question for my readers: Is this an accurate assessment of quantum physic...
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