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What's the best Transhumanist-oriented nonfiction books?
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 Citizen Cyborg, James Hughes
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 On Intelligence, Jeff Hawkins |
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 The Phenomenon of Man - Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
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 The Singularity is Near, Ray Kurzweil |
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 More Than Human, Ramez Naam |
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 Ending Aging, Aubrey de Grey |
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 Converging Technologies for Improving Human Performance,Roco |
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 The Brain that Changes Itself, Norman Doidge |
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 Engines of Creation, Eric Drexler |
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 The Spike, Damien Broderick |
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 Liberation Biology, Ronald Bailey |
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 Robot, Hans Moravec |
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 Redesigning Humans, Gregory Stock |
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 The Next Fifty Years, Edge.com compilation |
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 The Transparent Society, David Brin |
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12 grupies have voted on one or more of the 27 answers. This topic was started by VeritasBH
on September 16th, 2007. Tags: books, humanism, nonfiction, transhumanism
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