/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5099787
As I see it, and that observation may well be wrong; the tendency of transhumanists is to view the body as a fragile ineffective thing and eschew their natural functions in the hope of artificial replacement.

It seems to me, to be quite dishonest, to not desire to enhance the natural body, to explore and to optimize its function, before vying for a replacement. You criticize your eyesight, strength, brainpower, athleticism, endurance, reaction speed and durability. That the human condition is innately one of frailty, dullness and exhaustion. Because that's what you know, and assume that's the entire scope of possibility and not a worthy pursuit in the grand scheme of things.

>>3299876

Fuck that, did you even WATCH Episode 21?

Blew up the entire fusor. Christ. I could almost feel that poor ship's pain ;_;

Mechanicus thread? Mechanicus thread.

captcha: THEOREM adoop

Well, you know, Inurdaes is still trying his hand at planning.

I, for one, would rather obtain my engineering degree, contribute, and sit tight with a cuppa like a good Randian hero while history takes it's JUST AS MOTHERFUCKING PLANNED course.

>>2621909

I don't know; >>2621949 pic related

>but I'd love for it to be called the Sagan.

The ship in my WIP is called the Interstellar Vehicle Carl Sagan.

brofist me ;_;

>Everybody on /sci/

>>2450227