By Sharon K. Gilbert Silicon Valley is located in the San Francisco Bay area, specifically encompassing much of the land in the Santa Clara Valley. For those who keep track of conspiracies, Santa Clara is Spanish for St. Clair [the…
By Sharon K. Gilbert Imagine it: The year is 2035. Geopolitically, the western world is ostensibly ruled by an EU/NAU collective, a threadbare, weakening hegemony. YOUNOW (as the acronym is pronounced) consists of the EU (YOU) and the NAU, or…
By Thomas R. Horn Read Part I Here As the director of the Future of Humanity Institute and a professor of philosophy at Oxford University, Nick Bostrom (www.NickBostrom.com) is a leading advocate of transhumanism who, as a young man, was…
By Thomas R. Horn The ability to tinker with our genes offers the astounding promise—and peril—of immortality, which mythically has been the defining difference between gods and mortals. It also offers the possibility of an even greater variety of breeds…
By Gonz Shimura Technology has transformed our world. In just one generation, we have gone from analog to digital; wires to wireless to Wi-Fi, buttons to screens to swipes. But how did this change happen so rapidly? And how was…
By Josh Peck As we discussed in Part 1, there are many emerging technologies and discoveries entering the world. Many of these advancements are set to occur before the technological singularity of 2045. The importance for us as Christians…
By Josh Peck As we rapidly approach the scientifically-prophesied year of the technological singularity in 2045, we look at our modern technology today and wonder where it is headed?[i] Much has been written and discussed concerning the coming day of…
