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Transbeman 101


LIFENAUT

LifeNaut's Channel

Posted: Jan 24, 2012

Based on excerpts from the Sci-Fi feature 2B, at www.2Bmovie.com. Terasem Media and Films, one of the film’s producing partners, posted this look at Transitional Bioelectric Human Beings (TRANSBEMAN). This video introduces emerging trends in bio/nano/computer technologies and the integration of human and machine as the next step in human evolution.


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Charles Benkert • Langhorne, PA • Apr 19, 2012

The future is yesterday, today, and tomorrow, one and whole, none existing without all. Nothing is created, nothing destroyed, no beginning, no end, but change always, transition never complete, expanding awareness, endless change.


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