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McKenna predicted 2012's end. Huang called it AI's Big Bang. The shift arrived, but in silicon, not biology. Did we miss it?

Hruy thinks Elon Musk sees the future clearly (AI, robotics, space) but is blind to the present. His piece reveals why monetary capitalism will doom Elon Musk's "abundance" utopia.

The Zatar Field Series by Tom Zatar Kay presents a revolutionary exploration attempting to unify consciousness, quantum mechanics, cosmology, artificial intelligence, information theory, and the fundamental structure of reality itself.

Hruy argues that today’s online/social media platforms are deliberately designed to engineer artificial stupidity, quietly cultivating a future population optimized for content consumption rather than analysis and thought.

From cut-ups to cosmic horror, Chase Griffin navigates the mediated world, AI, and technosingularities with humor, insight, and a hallucinatory sense of what it means to confront the future.

Can transhumanism escape libertarianism? A rare interview with Luis Arroyo explores Left Transhumanism, Luxury Communism, and the pro-tech socialism redefining tomorrow’s political battleground.

Lee Felsenstein, a key figure in the evolution of personal computers, explores the rise of social media, AI’s shortcomings, and the golden age of engineering in his new book.

Émile Torres and R.U. Sirius scrutinize the eccentricities and extremities that have become associated with Rationalism. They delve into the meanings, practices, ethics, and applications within Transhumanism and Singularitarianism.

Have you been alarmed by the recent description in Mindplex of TESCREALism? You’ve been taken for a ride. TESCREALism is a lazy concept which dangerously contracts the possibilities of thought.

NTT DoCoMo Mobile Science Award winner, Dr. Jeffrey Funk—an Innovator, Thought Leader, Technology Consultant, and Writer—discusses the hottest topic: AI and whether there is an AI Bubble.