I completely agree. I often explain transhumanism to others as "The elevation of the ego above all else. If one can imagine it, it's real or plausibly could be

I completely agree. I often explain transhumanism to others as "The elevation of the ego above all else. If one can imagine it, it's real or plausibly could be made real." It's a rejection that there is anything outside our understanding (e.g., God). That's why this entire thread is filled with science fiction quotes which are, I guess, supposed to convey some kind of deep meaning or prediction-making ability but which are nothing more than the imaginings of their authors. Sorry, folks, we're still stuck with binary computers, needing food to survive, and a planet absolutely chock full of people who practice theistic religions.