At last, a discussion and course that maps out the technical, philosophical and economic roots of this ideology. The recent release of the great book Rockefeller: Controlling the Game (Jacob Nordgaard, PhD) documents the decades long incubation and interaction between the Technocratic movement and the Fabian Society dreams for a centrally controlled system of world governance.
Having worked in the field (briefly) and knowing some of the pioneers, I know that genetic therapies can offer historic new promise for curing life-threatening diseases, mainly cancers.
We always knew of the potential for abuse.
Experience hath shewn that governments tend to be abusers, thieves and murderers.
Our misplaced faith in them is the endemic epidemic that must be countered, not technology.
Good to see courses like this, especially where science and the arts meet. Creating discussion and ideas instead of trying to shut discussion and creativity (life and joy) down.
The Perils of Coding Humanity: A Response to Transhumanism (IPAK-EDU, January)
Looks like a great course. I know tech executives who would benefit.
This sounds amazing! It also sounds completely above my pay grade at the moment but I hope it finds the right audience!
At last, a discussion and course that maps out the technical, philosophical and economic roots of this ideology. The recent release of the great book Rockefeller: Controlling the Game (Jacob Nordgaard, PhD) documents the decades long incubation and interaction between the Technocratic movement and the Fabian Society dreams for a centrally controlled system of world governance.
Was it supposed to say 2023? Respectfully... or is it me?
May I suggest a good “pre-course?” John Vervaeke’s “Awakening from the Meaning Crisis” a 50 hr YouTube lecture series.
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Having worked in the field (briefly) and knowing some of the pioneers, I know that genetic therapies can offer historic new promise for curing life-threatening diseases, mainly cancers.
We always knew of the potential for abuse.
Experience hath shewn that governments tend to be abusers, thieves and murderers.
Our misplaced faith in them is the endemic epidemic that must be countered, not technology.
Good to see courses like this, especially where science and the arts meet. Creating discussion and ideas instead of trying to shut discussion and creativity (life and joy) down.