India Future Society

  • 2050: The Age of Voiceless Conversations

    2050: The Age of Voiceless Conversations

    The hottest news about Google’s Project Glass is that the head-mounted device will carry inbuilt technology. This technology will allow users to hear audio without the need for headphones or speakers from the device, simply through the device’s contact with the head. Sound, directly to the skull. This means, with the use of the device …...

  • Are Pedagogy and Transhumanism Compatible?

    Sep 7, 13 • General, Pedagogy1 Comment
    Are Pedagogy and Transhumanism Compatible?

    Transhumanism is a movement that aims to change humankind by using technical means. This change is intended be a change for the better. So transhumanism includes human enhancement, but that is not enough. Human nature, as we know it today, shall be overcome through technology. In a nutshell: Transhumanism aims at transcending the human towards …...

  • India Future Society is now an Indian Government recognized Organization

    Sep 2, 13 • GeneralNo Comments
    India Future Society is now an Indian Government recognized Organization

    It is great to announce worldwide that India Future Society is now an officially registered Non-Profit Organization recognized by the Indian Government!  It would not have been possible without the dedicated effort of our  Founders, Great Team, Advisory Board Members, Authors and all other supporters. Thanks to all the involved! India Future Society is a unique organization …...

  • Thought Interpreting Computer Software & Programmes: The Redefinition of Human-Technological Interaction

    Thought Interpreting Computer Software & Programmes: The Redefinition of Human-Technological Interaction

    BBC Future featured on its website as of 14 June 2013, that a Chilean registered enterprise named Thinker Thing developed software called Emotional Evolutionary Design which can interpret the thoughts of a user, to help 3D print objects imagined by that user, and designed entirely by thought. This comes on the heels of an university …...

  • Can Transhumanism and The Everyman Co-Exist?

    Aug 28, 13 • General10 Comments
    Can Transhumanism and The Everyman Co-Exist?

    One of the biggest challenges we face as transhumanists, is conveying our philosophy to the uninitiated in a manner that is successful and productive. For the purpose of this article, I will be speaking of cryonics and transhumanism in the same context.  Cryonics really isn’t a separate idea, but in my view, a tool in …...

  • The Age When Everything Will Run On Batteries That Will Never Run Out

    Aug 24, 13 • Battery, Energy2 Comments
    The Age When Everything Will Run On Batteries That Will Never Run Out

    18 year old Esha Khare in the United States wins a prize awarded by Intel by inventing a SuperCapacitor that will someday, someday soon that is, will lead to you recharging your Smartphone in 20 seconds or less. And this will be before the Smartphone is rendered obsolete by wearable computers that fulfil the functions …...

  • It’s time for Advocacy of Longevity Research

    Aug 21, 13 • LongevityNo Comments
    It’s time for Advocacy of Longevity Research

    If we are going to continue and seek out new evolutionary paths for the human species, lengthening the amount of lifespan for each and everyone of us, is quite a first step to complete, but which also has the potential to accelerate our capabilities and capacities to use technology to transform ourselves.  Living a longer, …...

  • Software company ScIAM develops ‘Human Intelligence Emulation’ ?

    Aug 15, 13 • Intelligence2 Comments
    Software company ScIAM develops ‘Human Intelligence Emulation’ ?

    Near the end of May of this year I came into contact with Russell Swanborough, Managing Director of ScIAM (Science of Informational Management), a software company located in Johannesburg, South Africa. Mr. Swanborough is also a member of the Lifeboat Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging scientific and technological advancements, while helping humanity survive …...

  • Longevity’s Bottleneck may be funding, BUT funding’s Bottleneck is Advocacy

    Aug 6, 13 • Longevity3 Comments
    Longevity’s Bottleneck may be funding, BUT funding’s Bottleneck is Advocacy

    When asked what the biggest bottleneck for Radical or Indefinite Longevity is, most thinkers say funding. Some say the biggest bottleneck is breakthroughs and others say it’s our way of approaching the problem (i.e. that many are seeking healthy life extension, a.k.a. “aging gracefully”, instead of more comprehensive methods of indefinite life-extension), but the majority …...

  • My Journey toward Transhumanism

    Aug 6, 13 • General, Longevity, Preservatory1 Comment
    My Journey toward Transhumanism

    “On a day of burial there is no perspective — for space itself is annihilated. Your dead friend is still a fragmentary being. The day you bury him is a day of chores and crowds, of hands false or true to be shaken, of the immediate cares of mourning. The dead friend will not really …...