Transhumanism is an attempt to modify humanity from a water-based to a silica-based life form

Dr. Cowan

A San Francisco doctor infamous for spreading misinformation linking COVID-19 to 5G communications networks can no longer practice medicine after surrendering his license to California’s medical board in 2020. 

Until last July, Thomas Cowan ran an alternative medicine practice that didn’t accept insurance, sold nutritional supplements and offered $375 consultations. Cowan has published several fringe medicine books — including one questioning whether viruses cause disease — that rank highly on searches for vaccine books on Amazon and bookseller Barnes and Noble. 

https://www2.mbc.ca.gov/BreezePDL/document.aspx?path=%5CDIDOCS%5C20170510%5CDMRAAAFC2%5C&did=AAAFC170510212520652.DID

Intellectually demanding but Dr Tom Cowan and friends maybe onto something. They are saying that transhumanism is an attempt to modify humanity from a water-based to a silica-based life form. Silica has all the properties of water except one. It cannot adapt itself. It can only be added to.

https://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message4750833/pg1. A Rumble Vid I cannot embed his zoom conversation.

Catherine Austin Fitts had a conversation with Dr. Cowan as well-though different.

https://zero-sum.org/the-electromagnetic-body-with-dr-tom-cowan/

Historian Franck Damour observes, transhumanism seems to be unique to “Christianized societies.” For his colleague Hava Tirosh-Samuelson, it is in fact “a secular faith.” Reflecting on a movement that stakes its mission on full-tilt technological progress, the African ethicist Andrédou Pierre Kablan argues for the urgent need for “a new ethical contract,” capable of safeguarding the principles of human dignity. For her part, the legal scholar Amandine Cayol considers transhumanism’s implications for the rights of the person. Finally, a number of the movement’s leading figures, such as Marc Roux, president of the Association Française de Transhumanisme (French Transhumanist Association), are keen to distance themselves from some of its more extreme positions and reassure us that “transhumanism is a form of humanism.” Quebecois sociologist Nicolas Le Dévédec, considers this view untenable.

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“Dasein; it is Dasein that contains and makes possible the derivative problem of the human. Heidegger’s case, and that of his French readers, is exemplary of the way in which the question of man becomes displaced and rendered subservient to other forms of questioning and would become a privileged locus of efforts to dismantle and rethink the anthropological problem."“

Excerpt From: An Atheism That Is Not Humanist Emerges in French Thought. Geroulanos, Stefanos;

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