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How will accelerating technological change affect human mental and
physical capabilites as well as the environment in which we live?
How will accelerating technological change affect human mental and
physical capabilites as well as the environment in which we live? What
challenges and opportunities does the human race face in this age of
unprecedented change? How can we help shape the future, spread the
benefits and mitigate the risks of the coming technological
revolutions?
Humanity+ UK2010, a one-day conference in London on 24 April 2010,
gathers together some leading thinkers to discuss these topics.
Speakers include:
For more details, including speaker biographies, see http://humanityplus-uk.com
PLEASE NOTE: People attending this event need to REGISTER via the
event website, http://humanityplus-uk.com. Attendance costs £25 (or
£15 for non-waged), but is free to registered members of H+ UK.
The event website also provides:
*) an option to join H+ UK
*) an option to register to join some of the speakers for dinner and
further conversation in the evening
*) blog postings by and about the speakers.
For information about the event venue, see
http://www.conwayhall.org.uk/where.htm
Speaker(s): |
Professor Nick Bostrom | talks | www |
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Date and Time: |
24 April 2010 at 9:00 am |
Duration: | Full Day |
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Venue: |
Conway Hall |
Organised by: |
UK Transhumanist Association |
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Tickets: |
£25 |
Available from: |
http://humanityplus-uk.com/wordpress/?page_id=286 |
Additional Information: |
The ExtroBritannia Blog: |
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