Long-form conversations with scientists, theologians, and builders working on today’s frontiers—and what drives them.
Explore how exponential technological growth and human-tech integration may propel humanity toward a superhuman future, transforming our capacities as profoundly as evolution transformed our ancestors.
Carl Youngblood reflects at year's end on the dramatic changes witnessed in 2024 — a personal retrospective on revelation, intelligence, and evolution.
Explore AI-generated predictions of human evolution over 10, 100, and 1,000 years, combining ChatGPT insights and Midjourney visuals to envision our future selves.
Lincoln Cannon explores how rising AI fits within a Mormon transhumanist vision of spiritual and technological evolution toward the divine.
Lincoln Cannon shares how the New God Argument has evolved—simplified and refined to be more accessible for broader engagement with theological thought.
Lincoln Cannon argues transhumanism has religious roots—tracing its origins from early Christian Neoplatonism and centuries of Orthodox and Catholic thought.
Jon Ogden argues that transhumanism, guided by spiritual and ethical progress, offers a compelling vision of humanity transcending limitations toward paradise.
Lincoln Cannon urges Mormon supporters of evolution to help BYU's Monte Bean Museum create a 'Faith and Science' exhibit affirming their compatibility.
Explore how theology could evolve into a science of superintelligence, just as astronomy emerged from astrology and chemistry from alchemy—a compelling vision of ancient wisdom meeting future possibility.