There are so many intelligent people on this list who are fascinated by
what others on the list think about a wide variety of topics and it
becomes very easy to slip away into socio/political issues which might not
directly relate to posthumanism.
Sorry if I contaminated the stream. (-;
I am working on a posthuman project right now. Its a conceptual animation
in a kind of music video format. I'm still interested in getting my mind
around a body of work which documented the constituent parts of the human
body broken down into a list. I'd love to know if ANYONE out there knows
what I'm talking about and might give me a lead.
When I'm done with the video I'll put some stills on a web site for your
inspection.
Thanks for listening to me babble on once again...
delxue
Anders Sandberg wrote:
> The last weeks this list has honestly been rather non-extropian and
> uninteresting (but loud). I think it is time for each of us to take a
> bit of responsibility and try to increase the quality level and
> relevance here.
>
> Here is a suggestion for something well worth discussing:
>
> How to integrate the various enhancement technologies that interests
> us into a working lifestyle? There are lots of useful pieces out
> there: caloric restriction, wearable computers, cognitive tools,
> nutrient supplements, external tools and useful habits. How to
> integrate them into our lives in a flexible manner (we will want to
> replace them with better versions later and add more as they appear)
> to maximize our potential in the hear-and-now? What strategies work
> best, how do we motivate ourselves to change our lives?
>
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