Extropic Thoughts
Max More, R Michael PerryImproving the human future: Philosophical and economic perspectives on life extension, risk and decision making, the Proactionary Principle, human enhancement, AI, positive views of the future, against fearmongering.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 47 | Subscribers | Read | maxmore.substack.com |
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Should You Take Experimental Life Extension Drugs?
#### To my readers:
My Substack Summer
That’s a lot of Substack reading! Substack is definitely my favorite online forum of all time — except for the Extropy email list in the 1990s.
Peak Stuff: The Dematerialization of the Economy
“As the economy grows, we use a growing amount of resources.” If asked if that statement is true probably the vast majority of people would say that it is. You may find it intuitively obvious. Economic growth = more stuff = more resources.
The Voice of the Void
A much more economics-based essay is coming up, related to my other posts on human trajectories. If I haven’t been posting often enough for you, you can find another essay and a podcast on Biostasis Technologies’ blog. The essay looks at th...
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Director of Communications at Biostasis Technologies, author of the Proactionary Principle, co-editor of The Transhumanist Reader, founder of modern transhumanism.
I work at Alcor (35 years now).
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