What is a man? Is he defined by things like morphology or longevity? If form alters content - that is, if the shape of the container fundamentally influences what it contains - what will it mean to society if a man no longer resembles a man?
If those things which have always driven us - birth, aging and death - are altered or eliminated, will it make us into something new? If a man need not fear death, will that make us more human than our ancestors, or less?
These questions will be addressed, I believe, by modern science within the upcoming decade. But is the world ready for the answers?
>>29312940
Shut the fuck up you fucking faggot or I'll pop you
>>29312940
>birth eliminated
shitty mass-produced humans crowd out real ones; essentially the same as hostile AI takeover
>aging eliminated
more people exist, probably wars and shit; honestly the least horrible of these
>death eliminated
george soros lives forever
>>29312940
The oft lauded "Singularity" comes to mind. Seems like a pipe dream, and a deflection of the more human concerns and questions. You can't escape the fundamental human questions through technology.
>>29312940
A miserable little pile of secrets, but enough about that.
>>29313738
HAVE AT THEE!
Jack motherfucking Donovan
Seriously read "The way of men" you won't be disappointed
HOMO SAPIENS
THINKING MAN
a physically mature male human
that's it
>>29313738
>>29313776
my acquaintances from the continent of africa
>>29313065
we only accept mortality as a human concern because we're forced to
using our intellect and creativity towards the goal eliminating the disease of death is the most human thing we could possibly do
U are a man if you have a penis, If you have a vagine you are a woman. Simply as that. It is the way we were ment to be
