The scenario painted by most transhumanists is that using bioengineering and artificial intelligence, the human species will enhance its physical and mental capacities far beyond their natural limits. In a post on the WEF website by Danish Parliamentarian Ida Auken, the direction and goals of all this transhumanism become more clear. Technocracy uses its ‘science of social engineering’ to merge technology and society. IntroductionThe term "Transhumanism" first appeared in 1957, in an essay from the evolutionary biologist and eugenicist Julian Huxley 1 . It is humanism with the optimism taken out, a movement that advocates for the transformation and the “advancement of humanity through technology” that runs the gamut from nanotechnology to AI. If we look back at the work of transhumanism pioneer FM-2030 (born in 1930 under the name Fereidoun M. Esfandiary), transhumanism was a means to achieve a truly universal society based on non-violence. Considered by some as the “defining worldview of the postmodern age”, transhumanism can be understood then as a technoscientific utopia, a worldview that stems from a dissatisfaction with certain aspects of the here and now and which seeks to transform it. To put it another way, Technocracy is to society what Transhumanism is to the humans that live in it…. Transhumanism is a contemporary version of a modern project of human self-deification. Transhumanism takes this to its ultimate conclusion: The development of … In my last few columns I wrote about transhumanism and the implications of transhumanism for a posthuman world. Transhumanists advocate the improvement of human capacities through advanced technology. The term "transhumanism" is attributed to Julian Huxley, president of the British Eugenics Society from 1959-1962 and brother of the famous novelist Aldous Huxley. Transhumanism is Posthumanism. We are talking about a trend, one associated with the ideology of transhumanism: Man as the project. As opposed to literary utopia, transhumanism is utopian practice. This may sound radically different from the world we live in today, but such bold visions are not new in transhumanism. In the 1920s, several seminal written works discussed how advances in science and technology could affect society and the human condition. Transhumanism uses its field of NBIC to merge technology directly into humans. [1] Over the last century, these ideas of legend have combined with concepts popular in science fiction to lead to the comprehensive philosophy known as transhumanism. “Welcome to the year 2030,” Auken writes. Nov 17, 2014. by Ilia Delio. Transhumanism is “a struggle against those propositions of absolute values,” said Lukacs, “and what it embodies in progressivism is absolute relativism.” The reconfiguration, the redesign, of what humans are . Not just technology as in gadgets you get from Best Buy, but technology in the grander sense of strategies for eliminating disease, providing cheap but high-quality products to the world’s poorest, improving quality of life and social interconnectedness, and so on. Transhumanism could be described in brief as the distinctive philosophy which considers that human evolution should no longer be left to Mother Nature alone, or in other words, that the human condition can be artificially improved. Why transhumanism will transform the church. Technocracy and Transhumanism have always been joined at the hip. “Transhumanism is the ultimate goal of Technocracy … a meta-movement: the idea that the works of Man’s hands can save Humanity—hence, technology and science forms the basis of a Technocratic society. The concept of project , ongoing since the start of the twentieth century, manifests itself now not only in … This paradigm is not limited to gadgets and medicine but also molds social, economic, cultural, institutional design, language, and the psyche.