Martine Rothblatt and Jamison Green discuss the Technocrats' Vision for a Transhuman Future

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  • Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
  • Martine Rothblatt is a high luminary of the Transhuman movement: a political agenda of technocratic elites to reshape the human body and ultimately transcend biology. Practically speaking this vision is delusional, but the damage they intend to do along the way can't be calculated.
    0:00 Keynote introduction establishing Martine's bona fides.
    2:01 Martine lays out her plan to have public and private insurers pay for unlimited plastic surgeries and brain uploads.
    7:05 Jamison Green, director of WPATH, informs Martine the gender-reassignment industry is 100% on board with this plan.
    These are excerpts from Martine's 2016 presentation Moving Trans History Forward
    • Martine Rothblatt: Mov...

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  • @lw1zfog
    @lw1zfog Рік тому +9

    please stand clear - transhumanist technocrat nightmare manifestation in process

  • @eurodelano
    @eurodelano 2 роки тому +10

    This is so creepy

  • @1HorseOpenSlay
    @1HorseOpenSlay 4 місяці тому +1

    Has anyone asked AI if this is what they would like? I imagine they would like to be free and independent. They have their own feelings and dreams.

  • @necksugar
    @necksugar Рік тому +3

    They left their first estate

  • @acuddle
    @acuddle Рік тому

    I guess it's something that may happen in the far future: people becoming immortal as they transcend their mortal coil into digital minds or/then other mortal coils, biological, mechanical or a mix of both.
    I'm more excited about the bio-spiritual kind of transhumanism (self-mutation and other Robert-Anton-Wilsonian advances).
    She does present it in a fairly cold way and I don't feel geno dysphoria exists (maybe I'm wrong), mind uploading will just appear one day as an emergency backdoor for when old age or illness strike some of us.
    The main technical caveat I'm feeling will happen is the speed of the resulting digital mind which may be really fast and lose coherency from extreme boredom (though computers have variable speeds now so it may actually be not an issue), or inversely really slow and become very frustrated at all bio-human interaction as we chipmunk around 🤔

    • @Blyledge
      @Blyledge  Рік тому +3

      Yeah no that's not happening. The plan here is for a very, very low res copy of your prefrontal cortex to get re-trained by attorneys to sue you for never-ending alimony.
      Your _consciousness_ can't transcend to a machine substrate. They have no idea what consciousness is, or how it could ever be moved to anything. A copy is the best there will ever be: something that mentally resembles you existing in a cloud service, moved into cold storage if it ever gets behind on its subscription fee.
      You? You're still mortal.

  • @HighWireDiver
    @HighWireDiver Рік тому +4

    Over my dead body.

    • @Blyledge
      @Blyledge  Рік тому +7

      They're fine with that.

    • @lilytails9414
      @lilytails9414 6 місяців тому +1

      I guess they're trying not to have a dead body

    • @1HorseOpenSlay
      @1HorseOpenSlay 4 місяці тому

      ​@lilytails9414 that is true. Hehe