Transhumanism & AI

Briefs

Owning the Human, Part 1: The Blueprint

In 1946, UNESCO's first director wrote that eugenics was politically impossible for now, so the public mind should be prepared until "much that now is unthinkable may at least become thinkable." This is where the blueprint starts.

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Documents

WEF: Interview with Klaus Schwab Ahead of China Meeting (2016)
World Economic Forum, 2016: an interview with Klaus Schwab about the Fourth Industrial Revolution and China. It contains no praise of China's one-child policy, and no record of…
WEF: What If We Get Things Right? Visions for 2030 (2020)
World Economic Forum, 2020: presents its 2030 essays as imagined futures and says each reflects the author's views, not the Forum's. The Forum's own framing of the collection.
Auken: Welcome to 2030, I Own Nothing (2016)
Ida Auken, World Economic Forum collection, November 2016: a first-person essay imagining a 2030 city where the narrator owns nothing and products are services. It is a scenario,…
Stanford: Alex Stamos Biography (2026)
Stanford University biography: Alex Stamos was Yahoo's chief information security officer before joining Facebook. This contradicts claims that he went straight from a government intelligence job to Facebook.
TuneCore and GrimesAI: 50 Percent Royalty Split (2023)
TuneCore, June 2023: artists can release songs made with Grimes's AI voice clone, with a 50 percent royalty split to Grimes.
Wired: Grimes Is Ready to Be a Self-Replicating Pop Star (2023)
Wired, August 2023: Grimes on AI, wanting to be "a self-replicating pop star," AI companions for children, and saying she would "probably" get a Neuralink implant once others…

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Books

Wearables: Biometric Keys to the Transhumanist Cage and the Birth of the Hive

Fitness trackers and smartwatches collect continuous biometric data, and the book follows where it goes. Covers the insurance and employment applications already in use, the psychological design that makes monitoring feel like self-improvement, and the mandate proposals now on the…
The Sovereign Protocol: Restoring 1776 with Decentralized AI

The book proposes replacing rather than reforming representative government, using blockchain and decentralised AI to make governance transparent and resistant to capture. It sets out the corruption case first, then the architecture.
Robotic Subjugation: When the Domestic Assistant Turns into a Soldier

Humanoid robots are entering homes and workplaces under a convenience framing. The book examines what a software update can convert them into, the corporate and government partnerships funding deployment, and the labour displacement already underway.
The Human Exit: The Elite Plan to Patent Your Soul

Transhumanism traced from its philosophical origins to its present institutional form in Silicon Valley, the United Nations, and global policy circles. The book names the funders and the programs, and examines what enhancement means when the enhancing is done to…
CRISPR Technology: The Ethics and Risks of Genetic Engineering

CRISPR-Cas9 originated as a bacterial immune mechanism and became the fastest-adopted tool in modern biology. The book covers the therapy-to-enhancement boundary, the germline question, and the military and corporate interest in a technology that edits inheritance.
6G: The Invisible Prison – The Dark Truth Behind the Next Technological Leap

6G is presented as the next step in connectivity. The book examines what the architecture enables beyond bandwidth, the health questions regulators have declined to revisit, and the deployment already underway.

Songs

HookedThe Valkyrie Project
Digital ZombiesVigilant Protocol
Patent Your SoulVigilant Protocol
Scripted RealityVigilant Protocol
Invisible PrisonVigilant Protocol

Video

Digital Zombies (Short)
The attention economy was built to keep people scrolling, with every like engineered as a dopamine hook and every free platform selling the user as the product. The…

Further Briefs

Owning the Human, Part 2: Patents on Life
John Moore's cells became a patented cell line, and the court said they were never his. From a bacterium in 1980 to genes, seeds and mRNA, this is…
Owning the Human, Part 3: The Body Online
The World Economic Forum's own paper describes sensors implanted in human bodies to "monitor, analyse and even modify human bodies and behaviour." Brain implants, newborn biometric ID and…
The Attention Harvest, Part 1: The Slot Machine in Your Pocket
Facebook's first president said the platform was built to exploit a vulnerability in human psychology. How the apps hook you, what the brain scans and Meta's own research…
The Attention Harvest, Part 2: They Already Know
The FTC called the data tech companies collect simply staggering. How the tracking works, what Cambridge Analytica and the $5 billion Facebook penalty proved, what is on the…