Stephen Gordon has some thoughts on Asimov’s Three Laws, post-humanism, and personhood.

I have no doubt that this will be militarily very effective, but I wonder what kind of safeguards they have in place to keep the bad guys from getting their hands on one, in such a way as to use it?

I’d like to think that at some point these weapons will have security measures, such as temporary codes (good for, say, an hour), to prevent them from being used by the terrorists. I don’t know whether it’s practical or not, but as our weaponry continues to advance, so will theirs if they can get access to it.

I have no doubt that this will be militarily very effective, but I wonder what kind of safeguards they have in place to keep the bad guys from getting their hands on one, in such a way as to use it?

I’d like to think that at some point these weapons will have security measures, such as temporary codes (good for, say, an hour), to prevent them from being used by the terrorists. I don’t know whether it’s practical or not, but as our weaponry continues to advance, so will theirs if they can get access to it.

I have no doubt that this will be militarily very effective, but I wonder what kind of safeguards they have in place to keep the bad guys from getting their hands on one, in such a way as to use it?

I’d like to think that at some point these weapons will have security measures, such as temporary codes (good for, say, an hour), to prevent them from being used by the terrorists. I don’t know whether it’s practical or not, but as our weaponry continues to advance, so will theirs if they can get access to it.

Michael Fumento says that there’s a lot of unjustified hysteria over the “inevitable” avian flu pandememic.

Michael Fumento says that there’s a lot of unjustified hysteria over the “inevitable” avian flu pandememic.

Michael Fumento says that there’s a lot of unjustified hysteria over the “inevitable” avian flu pandememic.

I know that it’s only today, but the Carnival of Tomorrow is up anyway.

National Geographic interviews Joel Garreau on his new book, Radical Evolution:

That’s one of the critical aspects of Radical Evolution: We’re talking about the next 10 or 20 years. We’re not talking about some far side of the moon. This is going to happen on our watch.

A recent interview with Aubrey De Grey:

Why do you personally want to live forever?

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