LiberLion on Nostr: **From The Information Age to the Age of Transhumanism** The fusion of technology ...
**From The Information Age to the Age of Transhumanism**
The fusion of technology with human biology is the definition of transhumanism.
The size and adaptability of devices to the human body as well as connectivity are essential for this new era.
Each phase will make the electronic device more permanent in the human body.
The process follows a clear path: first, smartphones acted as external extensions of the mind.
Then, smartwatches, glasses, and headphones brought technology closer to the body.
Self-adhesive devices like patches and microchips marked the transition to skin-level integration. Electronic tattoos embedded circuits directly into the skin, paving the way for under-skin implants.
The next frontier is brain interfaces, enabling direct communication between humans and machines.
Ultimately, transhumanism aims for total symbiosis—where technology and biology are indistinguishable, enhancing cognition, health, and connectivity.
This transformation is not just evolution; it's a revolution, redefining what it means to be human.
The fusion of technology with human biology is the definition of transhumanism.
The size and adaptability of devices to the human body as well as connectivity are essential for this new era.
Each phase will make the electronic device more permanent in the human body.
The process follows a clear path: first, smartphones acted as external extensions of the mind.
Then, smartwatches, glasses, and headphones brought technology closer to the body.
Self-adhesive devices like patches and microchips marked the transition to skin-level integration. Electronic tattoos embedded circuits directly into the skin, paving the way for under-skin implants.
The next frontier is brain interfaces, enabling direct communication between humans and machines.
Ultimately, transhumanism aims for total symbiosis—where technology and biology are indistinguishable, enhancing cognition, health, and connectivity.
This transformation is not just evolution; it's a revolution, redefining what it means to be human.