11 November 2020

Catalyst in detail: Wed, 11 Nov 2020 07:16:33

Let’s take another look at this selection from the 2013 futurist “Catalyst” thesis by Harry Bentham: “In anticipating risks in the future, it is easy to forget how past technological advancements have produced a vastly greater number of solutions and beneficial lessons than catastrophes. Therefore, if any arguments are burdened with prejudice, they must be the arguments from those ethicists and science-fiction artists who insist on depicting the immediate future as a dark morass to be entered slowly and cautiously. In fact, it is quite probably truer to human nature for civilization to take a leap of faith without care for the risks.” Stand up for an equal world! http://www.clubof.info/p/catalyst.html
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