Lincoln Cannon argues blockchain technology offers critical defenses against singletons—centralized powers like rogue AI that could dominate humanity.
Explore 38 reflections on LDS October 2024 General Conference—thoughtful affirmations, elaborations, and constructive criticisms engaging faith, transhumanism, and theology.
Lincoln Cannon speculates on the virgin birth through a technological lens—exploring theology, linguistics, and the possibilities of biological conception.
Lincoln Cannon defines "truth" and "good" from a Mormon Transhumanist perspective—a concise account of epistemology and ethics from MTA discussions.
Lincoln Cannon reviews Bryan Johnson’s novel “Don’t Die, by Zero,” reflecting on the world’s most famous biohacker through a Mormon transhumanist lens.
Imagine if the government were to make it illegal to possess wallets for holding paper and coin currency privately. That’s essentially what some US politici ...
Lincoln Cannon argues for cultivating a bias toward being more right, exploring two ways to reduce error and increase the chances of truth-seeking.
Discover the compelling scientific evidence against alcohol consumption—from health risks to societal costs—presented with transparency about cultural perspective and backed by peer-reviewed research.
Explore 95 thoughtful reflections on LDS April 2022 General Conference—affirmations, elaborations, and constructive criticisms engaging seriously with Church leaders’ ideas and teachings.
Lincoln Cannon again corrects Wesley Smith's misrepresentations of transhumanism at First Things—defending transhumanist values against recurring inaccuracies.