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Start-Timers
The belief that humankind evolved from the arrival of an extra-terrestrial being or race of beings some 13,000 years ago. The bipedal Homo sapiens with the Alien Visitor gene and hence its significant advantage began to replace those that did not - resulting in the highly intelligent human race that quickly evolved from a single point or "start- time”.
If you wish to comment on this concept - how this possibility has affected your philosophy on life, your attitude towards the lives of others; or if you would like to find out more about "Start-Timers", we would be pleased to hear from you.
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Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:25 pm sunshine  |
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What next for Humankind?
Up until now our evolution and our lives have been constrained/curtailed by nature/nurture, but it is becoming eminently clear that in the next 20 to 30 years we will have the god-like power to engineer a new species of human that transcends our current evolutionary boundaries. Some say we already have the biotechnology to produce a trans-human species. As we begin to transcend our biology, these genetic enhancements will cast up enormous social implications.
For example, can we prevent a genetic divide where those who can afford for themselves and their children to be genetically enhanced either legally or illegally to acquire a huge advantage over those who are unable to afford these genetic enhancements? The consequences of this genetic apartheid on our society are unimaginable at present.
The ‘Start-Timers’ concept, that we all originate from the same source, is the ideal starting point for a reasoned democratic debate that must begin NOW!
What do you think?
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