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What would it be like to see different wavelengths of light or at a different time scale? Check out these videos to find out.

History Channel special documentary “Vida Eterna” (Eternal Life) premiered on May 4, 2013 across Latin America. Main interviewee and adviser was Jose Luis Cordeiro, Director of the Venezuela Node of The Millennium Project.

Maria’s excellent presentation from the recent Stanford Advancing Humanity Symposium.    

A video of the panel discussion organized by the Karl Jaspers Society of North America that took place at the 87th Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Society (San Francisco, March 2013).

Natasha talks about her Primo Posthuman prototype, whole body prosthetics and various related technologies and ideas.

A professor of logic and metaphysics at Edinburgh University, Clark is the author of “Being There: Putting Brain, Body and World Together Again” and “Natural-Born Cyborgs: Minds, Technologies and the Future of Human Intelligence.” His research interests include robotics and artificial life, the cognitive role of human-built structures, specialization and interactive dynamics in neural systems, and the interplay between language, thought, socio-technological scaffolding and action. He is currently working on predictive coding models of neural function.

An interview with Hugo Award-winning science fiction icon Vernor Vinge, who’s ideas have done much to further serious discourse around Machine Intelligence and the Singularity.

New software from MIT can now reveal details in videos previously hidden to the human eye.

Bioethics cage match between Sheldon Krimsky – Professor, Tufts University and Lord Robert Winston -Emeritus Professor, Fertility Studies, Imperial College VS Nita Farahany – Professor of Law and Philosophy and Professor of Genome Sciences & Policy, Duke University and Lee Silver – Professor, Princeton University

Learn more about the state of the art CAVE 2 virtual reality environment.

Ben Goertzel converses with Hugo de Garis on his transhumanist argument for the reality of a Creator.