Covenant Is Atonement
This is a transcript of a talk that I gave to my ward, my local congregation of The Church of ... Read the article →
Lincoln Cannon
Lincoln is a technologist and philosopher, and leading advocate of Mormon Transhumanism. He writes and presents about technological evolution and postsecular religion. Read about Lincoln →
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The Economy of Godhood
Godhood is the ultimate conceptualization of power. From many Gods through one God, human minds evolved. We knew many. We ...
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As We, in Turn, Become the Limits of Humanity
Our living ancestors are shelter from the limits of humanity. Within their walls, much is well lit. Much is visible. ...
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The Apotheosis of Pity
Pulled from the crowd into the light, I stumbled blindly. But my friends supported me by both arms. They guided ...
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NFT Memorial to Mormon Transhumanist Leaders
In April of this year, I completed my fifth and final term as a board member of the Mormon Transhumanist ...
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Redeeming (Most of) the Seven Deadly Heresies
On 1 June 1980, Bruce R. McConkie delivered a sermon entitled “The Seven Deadly Heresies.” For a long time, I’ve ...
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Why Decentralization Is Essential to Human Thriving
Decentralization of power, whether we characterize that power as technological or otherwise, is essential to increasing the probability of a ...
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Facebook Disabled My Account After I Criticized Them
Facebook unfriended me. Why? So far as I can tell, it’s because I’ve been using Facebook to advocate for decentralization ...
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I Interviewed GPT-3 About Mormon Transhumanism
If you’re tuned in to news about AI research and machine learning, you’ve surely heard about GPT-3. It’s a natural ...
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What Robots Can Do
What can robots do? What can’t they do? Are there hard limits on the potential of machine intelligence? Or will ...
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75 Thoughts on October 2020 General Conference
Last month, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met for our semi-annual General Conference. I’m a ...
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What If It All Works Out?
What if the best prophecies are fulfilled? What if the worst are avoided? What if, by the grace of God, ...
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Why Does God Let Bad Things Happen?
A multiple-choice question about God bubbled to the top of my Facebook feed. It asked, “Why doesn’t God stop bad ...
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