Back in the Drivers Seat
So I finished up my last job and finally have a bit more time to do things I enjoy, like making this blog. I have been really busy recently, but I’ve also been really really lazy
My Thoughts on Transhumanism 4
Please note that this is a continuation of a series, I highly recommend that you go back and start with post 1, post 2, and post 3, if you haven’t read them already. I don’t want the point I’m making here to get too watered down, so here’s what I mean: More efficient manufacturing techniques […]
My Thoughts on Transhumanism 3
Please note that this is a continuation in a series of posts being released every Monday, so if you haven’t yet, I highly recommend you go back and read part 1, and then part 2. Increasingly, the path to development for these poorer countries seems to follow a pretty set path, complete with a corporate […]
Just Another Update…
So I haven’t done a blog update in a while and wanted to drop a line for anyone interested in what I’ve been up to.
My Thoughts On Transhumanism 2
NOTE that this is a continuation of my post found here, so if you haven’t read, I highly recommend going back and reading the first part of this essay. I first looked at international law, and the various laws that govern international trade. Then I began to look at how those laws evolved and for […]
My Thoughts on Transhumanism 1
So this was initially going to be only one entry, than I realized I had a lot more to say on the subject, so I’m going to break it into a series of posts, coming out every monday. So please check back every week for the continuation of my meandering thoughts on the future! I […]
September 18, 2015
BioSol updates and more: I haven’t posted anything recently and If I’m being honest its only because I’ve been a little lazy. I had hoped to make the BioSol story a weekly blog post I would crank out. Then once it was done, compile it into a single document and submit it for editing and […]
Celebration
For four years Jennifer had been a researcher for the tech/biotech conglomerate BioSol, and today she felt the weight of those years more than ever, as she keyed the final strokes to submit her paper for publication. Her office inappropriately quiet during this occasion, only the muffled sounds of party music and chatter from outside, […]
Jesk Reader
“Accelerant. That’s all it was man. An accelerant. Welcome to my world.” Jesk on the theory of Moore’s Law. Seventeen years ago the greatest hacker that was ever born came into this world. His name? Good luck finding that out. That was the first thing I erased from the cloud. I was eight years old […]
Rattle Snake Jim
When I was younger I used to see a psychiatrist once a week. The first time I went to see her she asked me what my earliest memories were. My answer hasn’t changed since then: the first thing that I can remember about my life is a blue building, made of bicycle cards, on a […]