Jethro Knights—Human to Machine: A Hero We Love To Hate

In Newton Lee (ed.), The Transhumanism Handbook. Springer Verlag. pp. 573-582 (2019)
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The essay below is excerpted from my forthcoming book, At Any Cost—A Guide to The Transhumanist Wager and the Ideas of Zoltan Istvan. It is an examination of, Jethro Knights, the iconoclastic and highly controversial protagonist of Zoltan’s philosophical novel, who views himself as already having partially transcended his human origins and conducts himself as though he is a highly evolved machine intelligence, possessed of a moral system an A.I. would likely adopt, according to Jethro’s vision of the post-human future he is fighting to bring about.

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