Future Imminent

Adrian Moisa is the founder of Nexus Aurora, an organization with a focus on gathering like-minded individuals to solve the problems associated with establishing a long-term colony on Mars. Join me today on Future Imminent as I ask him questions about what his team is like, and how his nearly two-decade experience in the business world helps him and his organization.

David Ishee has been working on a method to affordably alter the genetics of pure-bred dogs so that the diseases that come with the lack of genetic diversity can be removed.

Megabots co-founder Matt Oehrlein talks about the future of robot fighting.

Megabots co-founder Matt Oehrlein spent the past few years trying to make giant robot fighting into a sports league. This is the story of how Megabots started and eventually ended. Discord: https://discord.gg/Z37nV2Z Website: http://thefuturistfoundation.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/futurists

As an instructor in VR design at Lethbridge College in Lethbridge, Alberta, and as the Chapter President of the VR/AR association Mike McCready is doing his best to make VR and AR into tools to fix real-world problems.

In an effort to better understand how plants can help us colonize the cosmos, scientist Matthew G. Lehmitz has been working on something called “PlantSat”, a small satellite which contains a plant, and the plan is to launch it into Orbit… of the freaking Earth.

Pioneer in smartphone tech, a career that after 25 years left him wanting more. His focus, from mobile devices, to wearable, or digestible, or even injectable. Yes, into your own body. I’m Felix, on Future Imminent, with David Wood, hallmark of transhumanism. Co-founder of H+pedia, Treasurer and Co-Leader of the UK’s Transhumanist party, and London Futurists chair, here on Future Imminent. Discord: https://discord.gg/Z37nV2Z

Transcript: Beginning in the 15th century there was the age of discovery.  Within it there was the discovery of a new idea: humanity’s rational belief in itself, one of those philosophies would come to be known as humanism, soon after than in the 17th century came rationalism.  They gained traction and more support through the scientific discoveries of the enlightenment age and the growth in available power of our species brought on by the industrial revolution. Then, beginning in the 20th century a new philosophy emerged.  Some humanists and rationalists hypothesized that humanity should soon be able to improve at a greater rate through the new means that had been discovered. This idea to accelerate progress is futurism.  Today they work diligently to bring the best outcome of the future to fruition, and at the same time warn of the imminent nature of that future. I’m Felix: host of Future Imminent. In this program our goal is to interview these individuals to learn more about the future, predictions about it, and what they are doing to make it happen.  We will cover a wide variety of subjects with our guests that include: automation, aerospace engineering, artificial intelligence, astronomy, biochemical engineering, CRISPR, ecology, life extension, transhumanism, and virtual environments. The Future is very Imminent indeed.

As an instructor in VR design at Lethbridge College in Lethbridge, Alberta, and as the Chapter President of the VR/AR association Mike McCready is doing his best to make VR and AR into tools to fix real-world problems.    

In an effort to better understand how plants can help us colonize the cosmos, scientist Matthew G. Lehmitz has been working on something called “PlantSat”, a small satellite which contains a plant, and the plan is to launch it into Orbit… of the freaking Earth.

Pioneer in smartphone tech, a career that after 25 years left him wanting more. His focus, from mobile devices, to wearable, or digestible, or even injectable. Yes, into your own body. I’m Felix, on Future Imminent, with David Wood, hallmark of transhumanism. Co-founder of H+pedia, Treasurer and Co-Leader of the UK’s Transhumanist party, and London Futurists chair, here on Future Imminent.

Transcript: Beginning in the 15th century there was the age of discovery.  Within it there was the discovery of a new idea: humanity’s rational belief in itself, one of those philosophies would come to be known as humanism, soon after than in the 17th century came rationalism.  They gained traction and more support through the scientific discoveries of the enlightenment age and the growth in available power of our species brought on by the industrial revolution. Then, beginning in the 20th century a new philosophy emerged.  Some humanists and rationalists hypothesized... Read More