Lincoln Cannon presents on Mormon Transhumanism at Theologians Testing Transhumanism, a free public event fostering dialogue between theology and transhumanism at UC Berkeley.
Blaire Ostler appointed CEO of the Mormon Transhumanist Association, bringing her expertise in Mormonism, feminism, and transhumanism to lead the organization forward.
Quantum-inspired thinking reconciles free will with God's omniscience, replacing deterministic paradoxes with a dynamic probability wave of possibilities.
Explore why love transcends knowledge and obedience in Mormon faith. A thoughtful reflection on virtuous priorities, healthy discipleship, and the ethical limits of conformity.
MTA’s Blaire Ostler and Caleb Jones present at the Sunstone Northwest Symposium, representing Mormon transhumanist perspectives.
The MTA Board of Directors amends the association’s constitution to separate the roles of President and CEO, increasing organizational flexibility.
Lincoln Cannon responds to Timothy Killian’s critique of the New God Argument, addressing mischaracterizations, logical errors, and clarifying its relationship to the Simulation Argument.
Bryan Johnson left an $800M exit to build Kernel and advance human intelligence. Explore his vision for merging human and artificial intelligence to shape humanity’s future.
Discover why a Transhumanist rejects the Singularitarian label—exploring concerns about uncritical optimism, fatalism, and the risks of rapid technological change.
Explore 59 thought-provoking reflections on October 2016 LDS General Conference, spanning technology, theology, compassion, and Mormon universalism—from affirmations to questions.