Lincoln Cannon examines what robots can and cannot do—questioning whether hard limits exist on machine intelligence or if it will eventually surpass humans.
Explore 75 thoughtful reflections on the October 2020 LDS General Conference—affirmations, critiques, and questions that provoke deeper engagement with Church leaders’ messages.
Lincoln Cannon addresses the problem of evil through a Mormon Transhumanist lens—examining why God allows bad things and what our response should be.
COVID-19 challenges us all, but it reveals a fundamental truth: sharing one planet means choosing between coercion and cooperation. Discover why compassion is our only path forward.
Lincoln Cannon reflects on a metaphorical black filing cabinet inherited from his father—asking what we fill our lives with and what legacy we leave behind.
On Holy Saturday, explore how Christ’s Harrowing of Hell inspires transhumanists to wield technology wisely—unlocking captivity, overcoming death, and choosing light over darkness.
Explore how Jesus’ act of washing feet on Maundy Thursday embodies radical humility—and why transhumanist power must kneel in service to transform humanity.
Caleb Jones uses Holy Wednesday's theme of betrayal to ask whether our technologies crucify Christian principles of charity, love, and humanity.
Explore Holy Tuesday through a transhumanist lens—discover how technology becomes holy when it deepens relationship, and how the image of Christ as Bridegroom inspires us to build connections that heal an isolated world.
Moral progress demands we face our past honestly. Carl Youngblood makes the case that redemption, not escape, is the true transhumanist imperative.