Transhumanism sees mind uploading as the ultimate destiny of humanity, but it’s actually a dangerous distraction.
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Talent is unfair. One can quibble about what it actually is. But there is little doubt that it is something that emerges not just from the genes but also from their interaction with the environment. Different…
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