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Mesoscopic Brain Dynamics for Mind Uploading

Peter March 25, 2015 5145 Views No Comments

Mesoscopic brain dynamics usually refers to the neural activity or dynamics at intermediate scales of the nervous system, at levels between neurons and the entire brain.

Review: Our Technological Identity Crisis by Colin Marchon

Peter February 25, 2015 6029 Views No Comments

Film student Colin Marchon delivers a nice 3 part series on transhumanist themes.

Two Interpretations of the Extended Mind Hypothesis

Peter February 24, 2015 5120 Views No Comments

I’m trying to wrap my head around the extended mind hypothesis.

Video Friday: Bina 48 and Martine Rothblatt on Bloomberg Business

Peter February 6, 2015 8835 Views No Comments

Martine Rothblatt, the highest paid female CEO in the U.S., founded and runs a biopharmaceutical company, United Therapeutics. She took home $38 million dollars in 2013. Now she's leading the way in artificial intelligence. Bloomberg's Olivia Sterns sat down with Dr. Rothblatt and her latest invention -- a robot.

Neuroenhancement and the Extended Mind Hypothesis

Peter February 3, 2015 10129 Views No Comments

Is your smartphone really an extended part of your mind?

Mindclones from Social Media: New Research from Stanford Suggests Feasibility

Peter January 15, 2015 11112 Views 2 Comments

In popular sci-fi show 'Black Mirror', realistic digital personalities of the dead, mind clones, are recreated from data alone. How realistic is this idea?

Strict Finitism and Transhumanism

Peter December 16, 2014 12682 Views 2 Comments

Whatever position you take on finitism, this obscure area of the philosophy of mathematics is well worth understanding.

Keith Wiley’s “Taxonomy and Metaphysics of Mind Uploading”

bengoertzel December 14, 2014 7162 Views 1 Comment

Mind uploading has long been one of the most conceptually vexing transhumanist technology ideas. The promise is amazing: Liberating the human mind from the flawed, limited human body … freedom to take on various bodily forms and explore outer space, cyberspace, the bottom of the ocean, or wherever. And the same philosophical questions come up again and again: Will your upload be you, or just a...

The Fermi Paradox, Self-Replicating Probes, and the Interstellar Transportation Bandwidth

Adam Ford November 18, 2014 8709 Views No Comments

Keith B. Wiley kwiley@keithwiley.com Affiliation at the time of writing: Univ. of Washington, Dept. of Astronomy, Box 351580, Seattle WA 98195, USA Originally written November 25, 2011 Citation: Wiley K. The Fermi Paradox, Self-Replicating Probes, and the Interstellar Transportation Bandwidth. arXiv:1111.6131. 2011. Video Interview with Adam Ford [[Subscribe to Adam Ford’s YouTube Channel]] ...