> >> (Although I must say I have no clue who the
> >>'transhumanist left' is.
> >
> >Speaking.
> >
> >Damien Broderick
>
>Ah, Damien, so *you're* the guy sitting on the left hand side of the king
>in the French court!
>
>Really, can't we drop useless terms like "left" and "right" when talking
>about transhumanism. If we can think more carefully about so many issues,
>why use such meaningless and unhelpful political terms?
>
>Max
Exactly my point. The "left" and "right" labels are becoming more and more irrelevant even in MAINSTREAM society. It perhaps has it use to describe from where a particular person reached transhumanism. But transhumanism asks new, more relevant questions that the old ideologies cannot answer. So drop the "left" and "right" transhumanism, what I intended with that point in my previous letter is that some of us can attack the old, increasingly anti-transhumanism left (without dropping their own values) in a way they really don't expect.
Ingdahl