transhumanist
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- adjective
- /trænshuːˈmænɪst/
- Jargon
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transhumanista
- I suppose it doesn't say anything about immortality, but otherwise it seems to match transhumanist philosophy.
- transhumanist vision
- transhumanist party
So you add this extra transhumanist kind of, you know, spin on it.
- So you add this extra transhumanist kind of, you know, spin on it.
- Many of the things that you're seeing in the transhumanist movement is actually being done.
- And these this is moving into transhumanist surgeries.
Examples
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The transhumanist perspective advocates for integrating technology into our daily lives to improve well-being and longevity.
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So you add this extra transhumanist kind of, you know, spin on it.
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Many of the things that you're seeing in the transhumanist movement is actually being done.
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In this article, I review a transhumanist variant of a basic question of subjectivity.
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Streamline, from their newest album, also seems fairly transhumanist, and in a more hopeful way than most of their songs.
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Transhumanist parties want to promote an overall civilizational technophile attitude concerning both general and specific challenges and topics.
Academic text (2017) -
The joint intention of the already existing transhumanist parties in the U.S., Germany, and the UK is to influence national and international public political debates toward a stance beyond left-right dialectics—i.e., toward a more radically technophile political agenda.
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Many futurists believe that a transhumanist approach can significantly enhance human cognitive abilities.
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Her support for transhumanist ideals reflects her belief in using technology to push the boundaries of human potential.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
transhumanist = transhuman (semi-transparent) = trans + human + ist
The word is built from a recognizable base plus the suffix -ist, but the modern ideological meaning is somewhat specialized.
Etymology
Transhumanist comes from the parts trans- 'across' or 'beyond', as in transform or transport, and human, so it literally means 'beyond human'. That's why transhumanist describes ideas that support using technology to go past normal human limits.