Volume of Criticism of H+  Published

All the anti-H+ essays generated by the four year Templeton grant to the Arizona State University project on Transhumanism have been published in Germany.

It sounds however extremely interesting.

Has anybody read it yet? Is it really so “negative”?

In any event, sometimes “critical” commentaries depict an image of transhumanism much more interesting and appealing for some of us than “supporting”, mainstream-appeasing, ones.

I find it intriguing, and resonating with my own views, for instance that they appear to put transhumanism and posthumanism in the same camp.

Criticism towards Transhumanism in this stage is good. It will strengthen the basic body of ideas and make it weatherproof.

And waterproof as well, hopefully.

...not surprised that it has been published in *Germany*...

Hah, ze wacky Germans, obstinate since the Roman age.

A really great book is H+/-: Transhumanism and Its Critics. I highly suggest this book.  (I was the Guest Editor on the project that this book was the result of at the journal Global Spiral. Hava was the earlier Guest Editor who brought together authors to discount transhumanism and I brought together authors to rebut their erroneous and some substantial claims against transhumanism.  It makes for very good reading.)

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