I was recently introduced to the transhumanism movement.

I've spent a month or more now getting more familiar with it.

I like much about it,

• but also dislike some of it.

I've learned posthumanism is the counter-movement of it,

• but again,

  • there's aspects to like and dislike -

    • here too.

Humans tend to take concepts to their extremes.

TAP's here to point out that -

• there's always a better balancing point -

  • somewhere between the two opposite extremes.

From what I've learned about transhumanism -

• its followers believe that -

  • humans are the superior life form in the universe.

TAP will tell you they are NOT this.

Instead -

• humans are just one player in the game -

  • and actually -

    • NOT even close -

      • to being the smartest player.

Transhumanism tells a story of great near-future promise for humanity -

• that with our exponential growth in cultural evolution -

  • we are making GREAT strides forward.

It speaks of the many positives -

• but seems to ignore the many negatives of human civilization.

It's proponents are the most fortunate citizens of the world.

They don't seem to ever acknowledge the reality that -

• a great majority of the world's people -

  • are the less fortunate.

Like most movements -

• the less fortunate are ignored.

TAP was engineered -

• advocating first and foremost -

  • for the least fortunate citizens of our world.

Transhumanism also seems to ignore -

• the limitations of reality.

It's like their minds live in a world of -

• endless resources

• perfectly balanced systems

• limitless funding

• healthy ecosystems

• minimal civilization problems

• etc.

To advance the human being -

• its perfectly OK to -

  • mow down and eliminate -

    • anything else that gets in the way of their primary objectives.

Like everything else in our world -

• it's real easy to tell the story of a better future world -

  • but its the smooth seamless transition plan -

    • that's the tough piece of the solution process.

TAP focuses on the transition plan vs. the end goal.

TAPable is TAP's first tangible step in transitioning.

Transhumanism is NOT touted as a religion -

• this is a good thing.

It seems to focus on physical realm things vs.

• non-physical realm things -

  • which TAP will tell you is -

    • a distraction from what is most important.

TAP will tell you -

• forcing physical realm evolution -

  • is very dangerous.

Better to focus on and put limited time and energy into -

• advancing 'honesty understanding' evolution.

Natural healthy slowly physically-evolved humans -

• will ALWAYS be better than -

  • those who have forced manipulation.

Today's model has made much of humanity lazy, fat and grossly unhealthy -

• in both body and mind.

Cancer runs rampant in both -

• body and mind.

TAP will tell you that

• - 'mind cancer' is humanity's biggest problem today.

Mind cancer is simply -

• misunderstanding of the honest reality of -

  • our world, the universe and humanity itself.

It's evident in the minds of the transhumanism supporters -

• by their ignoring critically important factors of the reality of human civilization.

The transhumanism movement would greatly benefit -

• by understanding TAP.

TAP addresses all reality and the transition plan to an improved near-future world -

• of balance and long-term sustainability.

Like transhumanism,

• TAP seeks healthier, longer-living citizens -

  • with advanced intelligence,

    • but not focused on knowledge -

      • instead with balanced selfishness.

Balanced selfishness is the better form of intelligence:

• to focus on

• to measure

• to track

• to report on.

It's NOT what happens to a few fortunate individuals of our world -

• instead it's all about what the story tells -

  • of humanity as one entity -

    • playing it the overall game of our universe.