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The last one – Transhumanism. Why would transhumanism, which is the quest to extend life , considered evil?

In short, the goal is to create super-humans who will live forever. And just like eugenics, there is no natural selection involved, but rather a selective implementation by and for those willing to pay the cost (and to be experimented upon). And there is no limit to the experimentation and no ethical constraints on applying the technologies.

I don’t think “willing” will come into it. Just going on the Covid experience, do you seriously think they will stop to ask us before using us as guinea pigs for their own ascension to godly status?

You’re delusional or need cataracts removed.

That’s just hollywood gloss; the skank inside is scrambling to get out.

Would it lead to a cap on births so Kissingers brain in a jar bot could continue to inflict his wisdom on the world more?

Now that would be absolutely evil. A self-aware brain in a jar would be worse than being imprisoned in a coffin. A human brain can’t function without a human body. You can’t separate a brain from a body as the two things are one.

Imagine the sheer terror of the situation. You can’t move, can’t see or hear and can’t express oneself. That would be hell.

No one would bother freezing yours, Trans.

No, you can’t, because the phrase refers to something enduring about us as creatures.

Enduring. Enduring as in a long time? If 85 is okay, why not 120. If 120 is good then why not 200?

Trans

You’re attempt at humor works better on a building site. It’s not that great here. You said you’re the quickest wit on a building site, so save it for the brickies.

He’s not the stupidest: the idiots who voted for the bastard are.

Labor will alwayz win in Fairfield (McMahon) cos 80% of the vote-herd don’t use English as a 1st language and 90% of those only vote cos it’s compulsory (and if it weren’t for the fine most still wouldn’t bother) so Labor blankets the area with posters and the Libs gave up any serious opposition decades ago ….
The difference with Dai Le winning Liverpool (Fowler) was the Cabramatta Viets came out and backed her …… If she hadn’t of run as an Independent Labor & KKK would have streeted it .. Cabramatta wouldn’t have dun that for any LIb ……!

Bar Beach Swimmer

Jul 17, 2023 8:19 PM

Albanese needs to get his act together or risk going down as the prime minister who killed the voice.’

Sancho, there’s the beginning of the coming retribution from the media proponents.

Oh, FFS, did I say there would be no blowback?
There old tactical adage is “we are where we are”, meaning you can’t roll back the tape in real life and you must react to the position you are in.
So the position Elbow is in is that he has locked in the referendum for the last quarter of this year.
His options are:-
1. Recall Parliament to can the whole thing? Result – immediate and catastrophic loss of career before lunch.
2. Recall Parliament and pull the date forward? Result – accusations of panic and “not giving the Yes case enough time”?
3. Recall Parliament and push the date out to the next election? Result – accusations of losing his nerve, allowing the No case time to spread disinformation and “delaying First Nations justice”.
4. Run the referendum any time from October 7th to November 25th. Result – if it loses, Elbow will cop shit. If this runs for weeks, it could be end of career.
5. Run the referendum December 2nd or 9th (ruling out 16th and 23rd). Result – if it loses Elbow still cops shit, but the timeframe is limited to a week or so before the Christmas break. Some of the major media outlets will have already gone on a WEB. Note. There will be adverse media but it will be minimised compared with the above options.
Minimised.
Not zero. Minimised.
Did I say anywhere he wouldn’t cop a level of flak?
What I was saying was that he would consider minimising the media blowback by delaying to early December. He doesn’t care if voters get pissed off with the timing.
Most will go postal vote anyway.
It’s just the result isn’t known until polling day.

JEB
5 hours ago
As a farmer in south west WA I have discovered that almost every gully on my property is now classified as a protected heritage area as they provide run-off into tiny streams that eventually feed the Blackwood River (which is a recognised protected site but located miles away).

We have owned most of this for over 60 years and no Aboriginal has set foot on our place once – yet now I will need their consent if I put so much as a fence across these gullies.

Tim Blair:

Nostalgia comes at you fast these days.

In a delightfully retro gesture, the Walkley Awards people recently announced that their 2023 prize for excellence in journalism would be given only to a female candidate.

“The directors will only consider women nominees,” the Walkley Foundation declared, “as they seek to redress the gender balance in recipients.”

How quaint! This adorably tokenistic move will remind old-timers of when, a decade or so ago, male bosses at various leftist media outlets gave themselves time off on International Women’s Days and allowed female staffers to stand in as editors.

Golf courses in Sydney and Melbourne were unusually busy on those occasions.

In 2017, the ABC celebrated global lady day by making women work harder than usual. “Commencing at 6am with ABC News Breakfast,” the broadcaster announced, “an all-female line-up will lead the major radio and TV news bulletins and current affairs programs and present across the day on NewsRadio and News 24.”

It’s International Women’s Day, so let’s have the blokes get a paid day of leave. Makes sense.

But a lot has changed since a few XY chromosome desk jockeys and panel monkeys stepped aside for their XX colleagues. Many previously male-dominated areas – particularly media, despite the Walkley Foundation’s touching gender imbalance concerns – have been impressively equalised.

The contest now is for space in previously female-dominated areas. Last week, the Miss Netherlands beauty pageant title was awarded to trans woman (or biological male, in other words) Rikkie Valerie Kolle.

Talk about redressing a gender balance in recipients. The Walkley’s excellence in journalism prize – this year open only to female entrants – has already been won by women candidates seven times since the category was established in 1992.

The Miss Netherlands pageant, however, was founded way back 1929 – and not even once before has any man stood tearfully triumphant on the big night’s stage, a vision of jubilant femininity in his victory tiara and sequined conquest sash.

By Walkley standards, then, Netherlands beauty contest judges have some work ahead of them.

By normal standards, though, what the screaming hell is going on here? How is a biological male who was surgically reconstructed by male doctors and wouldn’t even rate among his country’s top ten prettiest soccer players, somehow cleaning up in a nationwide glam event for gals? Why is this happening?

“Because it’s trendy,” observes Fox News’ gifted gag writer Jim Treacher in a recent Substack column. “Because it’s woke. Because words like ‘beauty’ and ‘woman’ have been rendered meaningless by insane, vindictive activists.

“In other words, because it’s 2023.

“And here’s another fun fact: Kolle only had ‘gender-affirmation surgery’ — AKA the surgical removal of his penis and testicles — in January of this year. He’s been a ‘woman’ for just six months, and he’s already a beauty queen.

“That’s one hell of a rookie season!”

Hats off to Kolle. And other adornments besides. Understandably, old-school feminists now marvel at how quickly historic advances for women are being erased.

“I grew up in a sexist society which required women to lie constantly – to themselves and others – if they were to be accepted and acceptable,” the UK’s Julie Burchill wrote in the wake of Kolle’s success.

“Then came a brief moment of honesty – and now the required lies again, even more misogynist than before.”

Australian columnist Julie Szego cited one of those required lies earlier this year when describing the challenges of covering gender issues in a time of woke.

After a column on the topic was knocked back by The Age, Szego announced a new personal site where she would be able to write about gender identity politics “without the copy being rendered unreadable by a committee of woke journalists redacting words they deem incendiary, such as ‘male’.”

This is presently the case. If someone says they’re female, despite all available historical and biological evidence to the contrary, it is indeed now an offence to mention any of their masculine elements in masculine terms.

Which explains why the impossible phrase “her penis” is now often used across media, notably last year in a UK Metro headline: “Ex-soldier exposed her penis and used wheelie bin as sex toy in public.”

Julie Szego, a two-decade Age contributor, was subsequently canned at The Age. By a male, as it happens.

She should enter that journalism contest they’re having over at the Walkleys. Get in quick, before biological women are banned.

Speersy reckoned there’s a lotta Postal Votes issued that hadn’t turned up by Close of Poll Saturday.

Simple way to get out of voting .. when AEC send you a letter/fine .. claim postal & musta been lost in the mail ……

Been looking at the pix of Marie Antionette and realised what was getting to me about it ..
the caption sez painted 1894 .. she was executed in october, 1893 …..
Hamilton wa sbloody quick off the mark …….. FFS!

Fromelles Diggers finally at peace, after 107 years

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Before the end, they may have known each other by sight, these young Australian soldiers.

Perhaps they nodded a g’day on the troop ship to France. Had a few beers during their stopover in Egypt. Maybe they shared a cigarette and talked about what to expect in the trenches of the Western Front.

As they marched towards Fromelles, 16km west of Lille in northern France, and the first battlefield of their short careers as ANZACs in the European summer of 1916, had they marvelled together at the locals tilling the fields as German shells arched overhead?

There was Oscar Baumann, 20, a joiner from Adelaide. William Stephen, 28, a grocer from Sydney. There was Richard McGuarr, 27, straight off the family dairy farm near Lismore in northern NSW. Alexander Page, 28, a milk carter from Perth. In civilian life, James Claxton, 24, had been a teamster in Western Australia. Walter Grace, 23, was a labourer from Brisbane. And mechanic Edwin Gray, 30, hailed from Riverton in South Australia.

As disparate as they were, they were all unknowingly heading for the same fate. All would die in the disastrous Battle of Fromelles on Wednesday, July 19, 1916 – 107 years ago tomorrow – and all would be missing in action until their identities were restored after years of meticulous research by Australia’s Unrecovered War Casualties team.

The relatives of some of these infantrymen will attend an official ceremony at the Pheasant Wood Military Cemetery in Fromelles on Wednesday evening. And for the first time, the soldiers’ names will grace proper headstones. These will be rededicated. And these men will finally be put to rest by their families, and their country.

Historian and journalist Les Carlyon described Fromelles as possibly “the most tragic battlefield in Australia’s history”.

“They died in a single night, many of them before the sun had properly set,” Carlyon wrote in The Great War. “Some were Gallipoli men and some had never been in battle before. Some were still wearing felt hats rather than metal helmets.”

These seven men were among the 5533 Australians who died at Fromelles, when Australian and British divisions were commanded to charge the strongly held German front line in northern France. The objective was to stop Germans sending reinforcements south to the battle of the Somme.

Fromelles was arguably the greatest loss of a single division in a 24-hour period in World War I.

‘Albanese needs to get his act together or risk going down as the prime minister who killed the voice.’

Tragedy.

Giving the people what they want and not being able to take the credit for it.

he was executed on October 16th, 1793.

Oh dear! .. slight proof-reading problem! .. way past my bed-time, methinx, slides off stage left wiv a, sadly, whispered “Good Night” …….

She was executed on October 16th, 1793.

Picky, picky, what’s a hundred years between friends?

Russia has halted a wartime deal allowing Ukraine to ship grain. It’s a blow to global food security

Have We Forgotten the Russian Way of War?

We’ll see.

Australia slamming the door on lax immigration

PM attacked for ‘trying to distance himself’ from Yes campaign.
A Victorian MP says it is “extraordinary” that Mr Albanese is blaming the Yes campaign for the Voice’s falling support, arguing the PM “is the Yes campaign” and the problems for the proposed constitutional reform start with the government.

Oooooh!
Trooble at mill!

You seem to not grasp the difference between “zero” and “minimal” BBS.

Not any more, she subscribes to Sky, avidly watches Sky after Dark, reads the Speccie and Quadrant, will be voting NO to da Voice, and so on.

As I have said, I know two current Rustadons who are totally committed to voting No.

But seriously head prefect humans will have to undertake some modification to live on other planets. It’s called Pantropy. And when I set up my resort on Mars I will throw in the necessary modifications for the customers to be able to frolic in the near vacuum conditions.

It’s become clear now. Finally! Those trannies you’re constantly linking to have been modified like you, and now ready to live a blissful life on Mars as soon as Musk fires up the big bird.

Invent a better blog ticking system, and the world will beat a path to your door.

For a few moments I thought this was CGI. Not the case.

Cyberpunk 2018 TOKYO Shinjuku 4K

Mark Dice on the B?hemian Gr?ve:

Here’s How We Know It’s Real

Cash:

Cash 2.0 Great Dane at The Grove and Farmers Market in Los Angeles 50

That isn’t transhumanism. That is the Land of Cockaigne

Get a time machine and go pick up a random person from 200 years ago. Bring them back to the present day and ask the transportee if he thinks this is mythical land of plenty.

I gave a reason regarding its deficiency; namely that improvement isn’t going beyond.

It appears to be confused thinking because on the one hand “improvement” to deter disease is okay, but it would be limited to disease defects only? Dot gave the example of 1200 IQ which you casually dismissed by suggesting it would be a mythical land.

Instructive in the sense that AI, for instance, would involve in this case attempting to supersede the brain, not merely using it as an instrument like a computer.

A brain is a computer. It’s basically a pattern recognition organic instrument. It’s a good one too. especially mine. 🙂

Upthread you suggest that a brain in a jar would be evil/ nightmarish but here a head unfrozen and brought back to life would be an ‘improvement’. Improvement in what sense?

A sentient brain sitting in a jar would be the worst imaginable prison. Brought back to life would ethically mean attaching a body to it. As I said brain and body cannot be divided.

I’ve already said that prolonging life doesn’t move us beyond the human condition so why would I think that evil?

Okay. But do you really believe that though as it doesn’t appear to be so.

‘Protecting against disease’, ‘prolonging life’, ‘using AI’ isn’t transhumanism. Transhumanism would be using genetics, AI, and nanotech to produce a being that was no longer human in some way or other. And that is evil in precisely the sense in which gender affirming surgery is evil.

I don’t see a problem was gender surgery for adults (only). Study after study strongly suggests these people are contented after the transformation. Can you appreciate the torture these people go through thinking they’re living in the wrong body? I believe it’s more humane to allow this surgery for adults and let them live the life they choose. There’s a 50% suicide rate in this group and it can’t be dismissed. Mental illness is a terrible thing.

My Columbian landlord recommended it TE, I thought it was pretty good, expensive but it seems popular enough with locals.