Integrating technology into the human body threatens our natural biological functions, limits our potential, and reduces our humanness.

“we are now on the cusp on the precipice of giving our humanness away to technology”

Transhumanism is an arrogant and destructive manifestation of the Luciferian desire to become godlike.

“this idea of Harari's, where he sets two agenda items for the 21st century. Firstly, to abolish physical death, to solve it as a technical medical problem, and then to enhance human happiness by genetic engineering and cyborg engineering and so so forth. I take a very radical view of that.”

Transhumanist attempts to technically engineer a better human are driven by a dangerous, Luciferian pride that will likely cause catastrophic outcomes.

“I don't think any of that's actually tenable. I think it's likely to produce all sorts of catastrophic um unpredicted outcomes.”

Transhumanism and the merging of man with machines threatens the preservation of the human soul and one's potential for redemption.

“I come back to where you're driving um that you know when you read about taking the mark of the beast there is no salvation for you once you take it it's over you can't untake it you can't you can't be redeemed at all it's the same with this once you become come transhuman, you can't undo that and y”

He argues that uploading a human mind to a digital format would only create a copy, not preserve the original consciousness.

“my claim is that that's not actually you. It's a copy of you because if you did this while you were still alive, you'd still be sitting there, peers going, I'm not up there in the cloud. I'm right here. That's just a copy of Piers Morgan.”

He does not believe that uploading a mind to a computer constitutes the survival of the original person.

“I don't think it's realistic. Uh I I I when you upload um uh information that you have in your mind, uh you're not uploading yourself.”

He believes that the integration of technology into the human body is an inevitable outcome for humanity.

“ultimately these devices we carry around physically are going to be integrated into us at some point like we're not going to just keep carrying it around like that's going to evolve and it's going to all of a sudden be you know it could be contacts next or glasses but then eventually it's going to b”