--- Joshua Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone recall an intelligent, supportive introduction to the Singularity
> in a _non-technological_ , wide-distribution medium in the US? I am not
> looking for book or conference reviews, sociological analyses of
> Singularitarianism, and uninformed
> I was more questioning the belief that a pure biological entity, or a
> purely software consciousness is somehow more aesthetically pleasing
> than something in between...
>
> Especially since engineered biological entities could be so wildly
> diverse and really terrifying to human sensibilitie
Josh,
I'm a Consultant at a Global Consulting Firm for technology and strategic
business operations.? I am in the process of planning a technology white paper
which may help in this arena.? I think when the time comes (I'm researching
right now...Reading as much as possible on Nanotech and the
Can anyone recall an intelligent, supportive introduction to the Singularity
in a _non-technological_ , wide-distribution medium in the US? I am not
looking for book or conference reviews, sociological analyses of
Singularitarianism, and uninformed editorializing, but rather for a clear
short popul
