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Transhumanism as the dominant ideology of the fourth industrial revolution Klaus-Gerd Giesen In  Journal international de bioéthique et d'éthique des sciences   Issue 3-4, 2018 , pages 189 to 203 Translated and edited by Cadenza Academic Translations Translator: Ruth Grant, Editor: Matt Burden, Senior editor: Mark Mellor Introduction In this volume dedicated to transhumanism, it is important to slip in, however furtively, a few words from political science. In essence, political science is the study of power relations and how they are justified and contested. Viewed from this perspective, “transhumanism” takes on a crucial significance. In fact, transhumanist thought is all about transcending our “natural” human condition by embracing cutting-edge technologies. The movement has already passed through various stages of development, after first emerging in the early 1980s—although “transhumanist” as an adjective was deployed as early as 1966 by the Iranian-American futurist Fereidoun

Vaxxed By Machines, Tracked By Machines: Humanity To Be Augmented One Cell At A Time Moderna’s co-founder created a quantum dot tattoo to track the vaxxed. The company is now using AI to generate endless mRNA jabs. Welcome to Transhumanism, Inc. Joe Allen mrcorento © 123rf.com We’re living out a sci-fi thriller where unaccountable corporations openly force advanced tech into our bodies. Capitalizing on the current germaphobic frenzy, Moderna’s co-founder, Dr. Robert Langer, saw his experimental mRNA vaccines pushed on the American public. Riding that dark wave of corporate and government mandates, Langer became an  instant billionaire . But this isn’t the only fanged rabbit in his magic top hat. In 2018, the MIT scientist had developed a  quantum dot tattoo —an under-skin nanoparticle QR code, to be scanned by smartphones—in order to track the vaccinated masses and ensure compliance. Like many undignified experiments, this was to begin in the Third World—cuz social justice. This vaxx &