[ExI] Transhumanist (Technical) Roadmap (was: Universal Transhumanist Bibliography)

[Bryan Bishop]

For a while now I have been thinking that it would be feasible and 
useful to construct a "roadmap" of scientific and technological 
research that (objectively) examines the state of the art in H+ related 
research fields, whether AI, nano, cryo, neuro, astro, cloning, etc. I 
have always correlated H+ with open source software and technologies, 
this being the natural next step out of the many possible steps.

I am willing to start the document and throw it up on a wiki somewhere, 
or maybe use Canonizer and its interesting hierarchical interface, if 
this was indeed what it was meant for. 

The TTR document will be basically an extended, annotated bibliography 
of research papers, lists of scientists, labs, maybe some companies, 
websites, etc. And maybe soon in the future, within a year, we can 
throw up a transhumanist journal on the internet or a PubMed-like 
interface to the technical literature.

To start us off I'll do a quick search of the literature and put up some 
citations. And behind the scenes I'll start collecting some 
archive-compressed files of the papers I find. *cough*

I'd like to know if I have any support in this document-project.
How many of us would find this useful/important?

- Bryan

On Thursday 08 November 2007 15:46, Stefano Vaj wrote:
> The Associazione Italiana Transumanisti (AIT
> <http://www.transumanisti.it>) is pleased to announce the immediate
> public availability, through its Web site, of the first Universal
> Transhumanist Bibliography.
>
> The purpose of this effort is to offer a working tool both to
> transhumanists of any country and persuasion