Technocalyps examines transhumanism. Experts and scientists discuss whether human beings will use discoveries in genetics, robotics, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence to enhance ...
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Title: Technocalyps (2006)
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Jay McMahon | ... | Himself - Narrator |
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Osman Bakar | ... | Himself - Professor |
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Michel Baudry | ... | Himself - Professor |
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Ted Berger | ... | Himself - Center for Neural Engineering |
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Ian Buruma | ... | Himself - Writer |
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Jean-Jacques Cassiman | ... | Himself - Professor of Human Genetics |
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L. Stephen Coles | ... | Himself - Gerontology Research Group |
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Yang Dan | ... | Herself - Professor |
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Sadaputa Dasa | ... | Himself - Author |
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Hugo De Garis | ... | Himself - A.I. Researcher |
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Aubrey de Grey | ... | Himself - Author |
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Thomas B. DeMarse | ... | Himself - Researcher |
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Anne Foerst | ... | Herself - Professor of Theology & Computer Science |
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Erin D. Green | ... | Himself - Professor |
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Mark Humayun | ... | Himself - Professor |
Technocalyps examines transhumanism. Experts and scientists discuss whether human beings will use discoveries in genetics, robotics, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence to enhance their bodies and minds beyond their current physical and mental forms. Written by Shatterdaymorn
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The film focuses on the various emerging technologies that Transhumanism has coalesced around and feature illuminating (or potentially terrifying) interviews with scientists working in these fields. It is a really smart look at humanity's quest for immortality through science. It gets into how this quest effects art and culture and how the whole mess intersects to form the very fabric of who we are.