Tagged in

Philosophy

Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

The Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies is a nonprofit techno-progressive think tank which examines how progress in science and technology can increase freedom, happiness, and human flourishing in democratic societies.

More information

Followers

123

Elsewhere

More, on Medium

Philosophy

srgg6701 in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Oct 3, 2023

Philosophy

Why Does Humanity Need Transhumanism, but It Must Be Rethought,

1 response

Douglas Giles, PhD in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Sep 13, 2023

No, There Is NOT an App for That

Phone apps are the latest conflict of technology versus real life

6 responses

srgg6701 in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Sep 2, 2023

Overcoming Void

The Prison of My Body. And Yours Too

The Tale of Gender, Sex, Hatred…

1 response

srgg6701 in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

May 15, 2023

Homo Sapiens as a Problem

What Will Remain of Man When Homo Sapiens Disappear?

1 response

Douglas Giles, PhD in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Mar 1, 2023

Digitalization, Power, and Online Tyranny

How can we clarify the role of digitalization in the…

3 responses

Douglas Giles, PhD in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Nov 22, 2022

Twitter, TikTok, and Siloization

How technology is enhancing an age old human habit, the difference…

7 responses

indi.ca in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

May 29, 2022

Which Doomer Are You? A New Political Map

Extinctionist, Activist, or Humanist? Which doomer are you?

34 responses

Douglas Giles, PhD in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

May 10, 2022

Philosophical Views of Globalization and Technology

The effects of what is considered “progress” are important to assess.

7 responses

Figs in Winter in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Mar 24, 2022

Practical philosophy

In defense of (meaningful, well paid) work

Is it possible to…

3 responses

John G Messerly in Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies

Mar 27, 2022

Viktor Frankl claimed that creative, productive work was one of the three main sources of meaning in human life. (The others are human relationships and bearing suffering nobly.) If the most meaningful lives entail meaningful work a number of questions arise. What kind of work is meaningful? Is meaningful work an objective or subjective notion? Can…