Motherboard: The Jesuit Priest Who Helped Create Modern Transhumanism

You are not a cosmic accident. You are a cosmic imperative.

Friends have been asking for my opinion on the possibility of sentient AI. And what better time to write about that than early on a morning when I’m literally losing sleep over my thoughts on the question. I happen also to be getting over a bit of...

Also, a very interesting new paper on IIT metaphysics and ontology.

Toward a next-generation decentralized, distributed, high-tech Metaverse.

I outline some cases where real science, not only speculative science but also mainstream consensus science, supports New Age intuitions.

The orphans of Apollo grow up. What happens if WE do it right?

Fermi paradox, really? Some imagination please!

Please join me on my new favorite social network.

I am not a Mormon and I am not a transhumanist, but I am a Mormon transhumanist.

Two more speakers on the cultural, philosophical, and spiritual aspects of spaceflight and space expansion.

SpaceX, Moon, Mars, and now Twitter.

Last Saturday and Sunday, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the largest Mormon denomination, gathered for our 192nd annual General Conference. It’s a long-standing tradition. Recently, it’s also become a tradition for som...

Listen now | Yet another conversation with Cometan.

Listen now (93 min) | The final destination of the soul and humankind among the stars according to Cometan.

In the Apocalypse, we read that Christ offers us a crown, and invites us to sit together on the throne of God. We read that Christ would make us kings to God. These iron age signs and tokens of governance, Christ would decentralize. If we’re able ...

Writing for the First Things website, Wesley Smith is talking about Transhumanism again. And again he appears not really to know what he’s talking about. But appearances can be deceiving. In this case, he does actually know what he’s talking about...

Listen now (70 min) | A conversation on eschatology and the cosmic future of humanity and human souls.

Also, we in the West need multi-partisan support for spaceflight and space expansion.

This is a poem that I wrote for and gifted to my father, while he was still alive. He died from his third cancer in 1998. The color of the pebble is a reference both to my father’s eyes and to the Earth. A bluish-green pebble bemoaning its being, ...

This particular personality cult is A Good Thing. Also, a conversation on universal resurrection with Cometan.