[extropy-chat] Center for Human Enhancement opens website

Joseph Bloch jbloch at humanenhancement.com
Wed Dec 1 04:03:52 UTC 2004


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Center For Human Enhancement, a for-profit business venture oriented 
towards the self-improvement community (as exemplified by the 
Transhumanist movement), made its website officially live on November 
30th, 2004.

The URL of the Center's website is http://www.humanenhancement.com

The site's focus is on providing technologies for enhancing mental 
abilities "beyond normal" and physical abilities "beyond well"; things 
that are eminently practical and can be applied _today_. In addition, 
there is an attempt to present a brief overview of what the future will 
bring, to give context to the technologies that are currently available.

The site features sections offering books, devices, and supplements 
relating to mind-enhancement (nootropics, neurofeedback, and wearable 
computing), body-enhancement (life extension, muscular enhancement, and 
cosmetic enhancement), fiction and non-fiction relating to the social, 
political, and other implications of human enhancement in general. There 
is also a daily-updated newswire offering the latest news of 
technological innovations that will someday be made available to the 
general public.

The product offerings and product lines available will be expanded and 
updated as new technologies, supplements, and products become available. 
Visitors are actively encouraged to suggest new products that might be 
of interest to the site's visitors.

It is hoped that sufficient success with offering those technologies 
that are currently available will give impetus for the development of 
other such technologies aimed at the retail market, under the more 
direct auspices of the Center for Human Enhancement, to make such 
technologies available on a widespread basis.

Contact:

Joseph Bloch,
President

Center for Human Enhancement
PO Box 94
Stanhope, NJ 07874
973-876-8843



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